Quick Transmigration: Don't Let an Honest Man Become a Villainous Supporting Female Character

Celeste was washing clothes by the river, meticulously cleaning the silk and not missing anything on it.

At this moment, Ji Chaoxi was hiding under the covers, reading about the physiological knowledge of the dragon race. The more she read, the more ashamed she felt.

What do you mean? She got upset just because Celeste bled a little?

Forest priests cannot be so easily tempted.

Early the next morning, a beady-eyed creature flew into the cave. It stared longingly at Ji Chaoxi and raised one of its legs.

Ji Chaoxi was still a little sleepy. She gently blew away the feathers on DouDou's wound, washed the mud and sand off its legs with warm water, and then held her breath and precisely pinched the broken bone.

Suddenly, DouDou let out a pitiful cry.

Ji Chaoxi carefully trimmed the dead branches and then placed them on either side of Doudou's wings.

She finely crushed the herbs and gently applied them to the wound on DouDou's eye.

Celeste walked in quietly. She watched Ji Chaoxi treat Dou Dou's eyes. The sunlight streaming into the cave shone on her without reservation, making even the fine hairs on her face clearly visible. She lowered her head, her eyelashes casting a shadow under her eyes, and all that could be heard was her long, even breathing.

Celeste unconsciously slowed her breathing.

As the last thread was tied tight, Bean Eyes flapped its wings and limped away.

As it left, it glanced at Celeste, its beady eyes full of confusion.

Isn't this servant Miss Dragon's enemy? Why is he still in Miss Dragon's cave? Will she continue to peck at his hair in the future?

Unfortunately, no one can answer its question.

Ji Chaoxi had just sat up when she met Celeste's gaze, and both of them were stunned for a moment.

Celeste looked at her with a smile, and Ji Chaoxi awkwardly looked away. The next second, she retorted angrily, "What's so funny!"

Celeste's eyes crinkled into a smile: "Miss Dragon's healing is amazing."

Ji Chaoxi's ears turned red, and she ignored him.

Don't think that his status is different because of what happened yesterday. He is still her servant, and he can only be her servant for the rest of his life!

Ji Chaoxi received a letter today; she is going to see her mother, Long.

Her mood immediately soured; her mother, Long, was about to scold her again.

Mom is either talking about her or on her way to talk about her.

Ji Chaoxi brought a parenting manual with her. Although it was for raising children, Ji Chaoxi felt that raising humans and raising dragons should have commonalities.

She hoped her mother dragon could accept that she wasn't good at fighting, and that she was just an ordinary dragon!

She had prepared a long speech for the journey, but forgot it the moment she saw her mother dragon; her mother dragon had an incredibly strong aura.

"How long are you going to keep causing trouble in the forest?" The Dragon King's voice was deep. "Curing birds, stopping people from cutting down trees, digging in the dirt every day—what's the point of your life?"

Lorian stood quietly beside her mother, the dragon. Ji Chaoxi thought she should be very happy right now, since Lorian loved to stick close to her mother, the dragon.

In the past, Lorian would be incredibly excited whenever she could stand shoulder to shoulder with her mother.

Ji Chaoxi was lost in thought for a while when her mother, Long, finally finished speaking.

"Mother, it means I'm doing what I love," Ji Chaoxi said softly, mustering her courage.

In her mind, she should have argued with her mother, Long, but she chickened out as soon as she opened her mouth.

Then just timidly finish saying what she wants to say.

"Is the meaning of every dragon simply to fight? Perhaps that's true for other dragons, but not for me."

Ji Chaoxi didn't want to do things she didn't like or wasn't good at, which made her feel frustrated.

Isn't protecting the forest a good thing? It helps other animals, and they praise her every day.

The Dragon King chuckled in exasperation at Ji Chaoxi's self-righteous demeanor: "So you're still proud of your low combat power?"

The surrounding air began to distort.

Ji Chaoxi: ...

When Mom couldn't argue with her, she threatened her...

"Can't I be proud? I'm happy every day now. Aren't you proud of me, Mother?" Ji Chaoxi asked weakly.

Ji Chaoxi's voice was very soft, but she didn't miss a single word. She glanced guiltily at her mother, Long.

Don't be afraid, don't be afraid. Mom is her mother, and she's not a male dragon. There's also the eldest sister standing at the door. She won't die.

Lorian's gaze lingered on the Dragon King. She lowered her eyes, not understanding why her mother insisted on forcing Ji Chaoxi to practice. She wished she would stop interfering with Ji Chaoxi.

Her mother had never said so much to her before...