Quick Transmigration: Reversing the Life of a Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character

Today, Mo Yan worked from 4 PM to midnight. After eating dumplings, Lian Yanyan decided not to go home and slept at her parents' house. Her room was regularly cleaned and her bedding was complete.

Mo Yan got off work late at night and was faced with an empty room. Although he knew his wife was sleeping at her parents' house, he still felt a sense of loss. He opened the lunchbox, heated up the dumplings and ate them. The lunchbox was delivered to him by Lian Sanzhu after dinner, who also told him that Lian Yanyan was sleeping at her parents' house that night.

Exams are something that will make you nervous no matter when or how much preparation you do.

Mo Yan took three days off specifically to pick her up and drop her off for the exam.

After the exam, Lian Yanyan went back to work as usual. The exam paper was the same one she had seen before, so she was quite confident. However, the people around her were more nervous than she was.

At the end of January 78, the admission results were announced, and Lian Yanyan's name was prominently listed. The Lian family was overjoyed, and the old lady, for the first time ever, cooked four meat dishes.

"I really want to go back to my hometown and have a traditional banquet," the old lady said with a hint of regret.

He Lanying asked curiously, "Yanzi, are you going to study in the capital?"

"No, I applied to Shicheng University in our city, majoring in Chinese Literature. It's not far away." Lian Yanyan couldn't leave here. She had to keep an eye on the Lin family and absolutely couldn't let them have any chance of developing. Besides, she didn't have any longing for schools in the capital.

Some time ago, Mo Yan told him that Lin Feng had entered the bottle cap factory's assembly line, and Wu Qingya was still asking around to find a job for Lin Ting. She estimated that her ex-husband's job would be restored after a while, since there was a shortage of teachers.

In the original owner's previous life, she and her ex-husband had a long and complicated relationship, but they never remarried. That old man would sometimes come to stay at the Lian family's house. If Lin Ting hadn't been so possessive of his food, he would have tried to take advantage of the original owner. He was just a complete old bastard.

Let them live peacefully for a few years, and then she'll slowly boil them down once she's free to do so.

After some time, Lian Yanyan's admission notice arrived as she had hoped, and the newly graduated college student began to prepare for the procedures to go to school.

On the day she was completing the paperwork at the factory, Qiu Jing pulled her aside and said, "Yanzi, I'm leaving too."

"What happened to Auntie?" Lian Yanyan asked knowingly. In the story, Sun Dong offended someone at the factory and had to ask his senior brother to transfer him to a machinery factory in a southern coastal city.

In the long run, it's a good thing. Even Yan Yan just waited for things to develop without offering any warnings.

"Your uncle lost his temper and stood up for an intern, offending the factory manager. Now he's being ostracized everywhere. Among the three of them, the eldest brother has become the deputy factory manager of a machinery factory in a coastal city in the south. He got a talent transfer order from there. My job was also arranged, but I didn't know if it would be approved for a while. I still have to prepare for the exam and wait for the results, so I didn't tell you."

"Auntie, a tree dies when transplanted, but a person thrives. Maybe it's a good thing. When you get there, write to me. If you miss any food from your hometown, tell me and I'll send it to you."

"If it weren't for having no other choice, who would want to leave their hometown?" Qiu Jing was extremely worried. Her husband was good in every way, but he was too impulsive. He would speak up if he couldn't stand something, but people didn't appreciate it.

"Auntie, let me tell you, given the current situation, policies could change at any time, and there might be more opportunities in the southern coastal areas," Lian Yanyan said in a low voice after pulling her aside to make sure no one was around.

"What news did you get?" At this moment, Qiu Jing no longer treated her like a child; those who could get into university were no ordinary people.

"No, I just guessed from the news in the newspapers and on the radio."

"Let's see how things go when Auntie gets there," Qiu Jing said, half believing and half doubting.

"Where are the children?" Lian Yanyan asked. She and her husband had three children, two girls and a boy. Their eldest daughter was two years older than Lian Yanyan and worked at a post office in a remote town.

"The eldest brother has work and can't go, so the two younger ones are coming with us."

"Sister Rong's workplace is in a rather remote area."

"There was no other way. I almost had to go to the countryside back then. I tried every possible way to get into the post office. I'll just have to take whatever assignment I get." Qiu Jing was content. When she was pregnant with her eldest child, she had no experience and took the wrong medication. Her eldest child was in poor health and couldn't do any work in the countryside. She almost gave her job to her eldest daughter back then.

"I have Sister Rong's address. I'll write to her in a bit and tell her to come to my house when she's on vacation."

"Okay, you sisters should take care of each other. Thank you in advance."

Before Lian Yanyan started school, Sun Dong took his family and left the city where he had lived for half his life. After seeing her off at the station, she was in low spirits and felt a little tired, so she took a nap at home.

After waking up, I felt refreshed, but I had no appetite.

Seeing that she kept poking at her rice and only took one bite after a long while, Mo Yan asked worriedly, "What's wrong? Are you worried about your aunt and the others?"

"Yes, but I might be pregnant."

*Snap!* Mo Yan lost his grip on his chopsticks and they fell to the ground.

Thump! The man frantically picked up his chopsticks, bumping his head on the corner of the table.

"What's wrong with you? Isn't pregnancy normal? Wasn't this expected? Why are you so agitated?" Lian Yanyan asked, puzzled. They had planned for pregnancy when they first got married.

At first, they thought they would just let things take their course. After confirming the exam dates, they used contraception during the time between the exams. After the exams, Lian Yanyan calculated the time and thought that if she got pregnant during this period, she could give birth during the winter break without any problems.

Mo Yan originally wanted to wait, but Lian Yanyan felt that if they waited, it would be four years. After graduation, she would still have to work, which might not be easier than going to school. It would be better to have a baby at the beginning, as they would recover faster when they were young. Her school started at the end of March, and they started trying to conceive at the beginning of March. Their plan was that if they couldn't conceive by then, they would try again at the same time next year.

"I'm so excited, Yan'er, is it confirmed?"

"No, it hasn't even been a month yet. I just missed my period and was extremely tired, so I guessed it was me. I'll go to the hospital to confirm in a while."

"Okay, I'll take you to school tomorrow. Or you can stay at school. I'm worried about you taking the bus back and forth every day."

"I'll go to the school tomorrow to check out the accommodations." The school conditions weren't great at this time, and she didn't really want to stay there permanently.

"Okay, if the conditions are alright, I'll ride my bike to pick you up when I'm on the day shift. You can stay at school for the rest of the time."

The next day, Grandpa Lian, Grandma Lian, and Mo Yan took her to school. After completing the formalities, they took her to her dormitory, an eight-person room, where she was the last to arrive.

"Hello, my name is Lian Yanyan, and I'm a Chinese literature major."

A simple, kind-hearted woman smiled and replied, "Hello, my name is Yang Juan, and I'm also a Chinese literature major."