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

After completing the previous mission, Chu Lanyu had the opportunity to return to her original world to see her family. She didn't go back immediately, perhaps because she was hesitant to return home, or perhaps she wanted to reflect on her thoughts. In any case, she stayed in her dormitory for a few days before going back.

"Employee Chu Lanyu is allowed to return to her original world to visit her family. However, given her different feelings towards her original world, she is not permitted to use the spatial dimension or disclose work-related information while in her original world."

Even with the restrictions, the timeline given to her by the Time and Space Administration was a year after her death, and her body had long been laid to rest. Naturally, she couldn't use her own body to go back. The Time and Space Administration chose the body of a seriously ill middle-aged woman for her. This woman also had a mental illness and often wandered around.

Today marks the first anniversary of Chu Lanyu's death. Her parents and younger brother will come to the cemetery to visit her. She arrived at Chu Lanyu's tombstone early, gazing at her reflection in the photograph, feeling both familiar and strange.

Footsteps approached, and Chu Lanyu turned around to see her parents and younger brother approaching from afar. Her eyes stung with tears, and she looked at the three of them with an almost greedy gaze.

"Who are you?" Chu Lanjue looked at the woman standing in front of her sister's grave with a puzzled expression.

"I am her, friend, come and see her."

"Thank you for remembering her," Chu's father said, his voice trembling. Suddenly, his gaze fell on her hand resting on her abdomen.

Chu Lanyu tapped her left index finger lightly and rhythmically on her middle finger.

Chu's father's eyes froze, his expression one of surprise, and he almost lost his balance.

Chu's mother also noticed the movement of that hand. She let out a surprised and short cry, and the next second she covered her mouth, her eyes shifting to the unfamiliar face, eager yet at a loss.

Chu Lanjue quickly helped his parents up: "Mom and Dad, you..."

"She's fine," Chu Lanyu said, looking at them intently.

That gesture was something she created herself when she was little. One year, a little girl went missing near her home. A year later, the police raided a hideout, found the girl's body, and confirmed her identity. Her father went crazy because he had once encountered a disfigured, disabled girl on the street. She was grabbing her father's pants and crying. Her father thought she was a beggar, so he gave her some change and left.

He didn't recognize his daughter, whose tongue had been cut off, and that night, he jumped off the building.

Chu Lanyu put herself in his shoes, had nightmares for several days, and came up with a set of hand gestures, imagining herself in that situation so that she could reunite with her parents.

At that time, Chu's parents were very nervous, keeping a close eye on their daughter every day, and were willing to fulfill her wishes, so they seriously learned this set of self-created gestures.

After all these years, they still remember.

Chu Lanyu could no longer hold back her tears. Her parents had raised her very well, and she had done a great job in all the tasks that required raising children. She had never given birth or raised children before, so why was she able to do so well?

Because she is raising the child the way her parents raised her.

Their love built a strong inner world for her, giving her the strength to face any changes. This stable core is the pillar of her perfect record.

"You, her, Lanyu," Chu's mother trembled, unsure of what to say.

The person in front of her was not her daughter, yet she was her daughter!

Chu Lanjue didn't know the hand gestures, but he instinctively looked into her eyes. They were very familiar, and a tingling sensation ran down his scalp.

"She's fine, Chu Lanyu is fine." She wiped away her tears and repeated, "Thank you for raising her so well, giving her the strength to face the world."

"Where is she?" Chu's father couldn't help but ask, then murmured, "Can you tell me?"

"She is right here." Chu Lanyu turned her head and glanced at the tombstone.

"As long as she's alright, that's all that matters." Chu's mother tried hard to hold back her tears, staring intently at the unfamiliar face and familiar eyes.

"Yes, you should spend your later years happily and healthily, so that she can rest assured. She has other friends who will come to visit you when they have time."

"Okay, okay, we definitely will be okay."

Chu Lanjue moved her lips: "You, sister, do you want to eat a pancake?"

Chu Lanyu smiled through her tears: "If you fry the dumplings into pancakes for me, I'll eat them."

"You can't make things difficult for your own brother."

"Can you do it?"

"able."

Chu Lanjue gripped his parents' hands tightly, his voice choked with emotion, "Are you alright?"

"This," Chu Lanyu pointed to the body she was currently using, "isn't very good."

"That," she pointed to the tombstone, "is very good."

"I miss you, she."

"She misses you all too." Chu Lanyu nodded. "You're a grown man now. Take care of your parents, stay kind, but have your edge. Do whatever else you want to do, and you'll be fine."

Merit is a very mysterious and powerful thing. It can ignore space and time to produce positive effects. She has a lot of merit, which not only makes her own luck very good, but also brings blessings to her blood relatives.

Chu Lanyu no longer has the opportunity to leave her own bloodline. Her parents, her younger brother, and her brother's descendants are the continuation of her bloodline. As long as her brother and his descendants do not do anything immoral, good fortune will continue to surround them.

"Let's go home, I'll cook for you." Father Chu's spirits suddenly burst forth with vitality.

"No, maybe next time. Let her other friends come over to eat." Chu Lanyu shook her head; she wouldn't be staying long this time.

Chu's mother reluctantly took her hand: "Can't you stay a little longer?"

Chu Lanyu shook her head: "I'm a bit busy."

"Okay, be careful, and be happy," the family earnestly advised.

Chu Lanyu stepped forward and hugged each of her family members in turn, but not for long, for fear of becoming too attached.

"I'm leaving." Chu Lanyu hardened her heart and, under the watchful eyes of her family, slowly walked away down the steps until she disappeared.

Chu Lanjue rubbed his eyes, followed the proper procedures to sweep his sister's grave, and then took his parents home.

The next afternoon, he went home and told his parents, "The woman from yesterday is a cancer patient with mental illness. Although her family takes good care of her, she doesn't seem to know anything about what happened yesterday."

Chu's father and wife exchanged a glance: "Stop investigating. Your sister must have had a miraculous encounter. You must keep it a secret and not tell anyone."

Chu Lanjue sighed in disappointment, but a new hope rose in her heart: When will her sister come back next time?

After returning, Chu Lanyu went straight to the mission area and began accepting missions.

Opening my eyes in a strange body, I was first confronted by the howling of wolves right in front of me.

"Heh, interesting!"