Chapter 408: Unsolvable
You are an ordinary person. One day, you are selected by a system and transmigrate to another world.
On the morning of your transmigration, your mom, thinking about how rarely her son comes home, gets up before seven o'clock to line up at the supermarket to buy the freshest pork ribs, which are your favorite.
Your dad goes to work, and his co-workers are surprised to find him working extraordinarily hard today, smiling from time to time. The co-workers step forward and jokingly ask: "Did you eat honey today, Old Chen? Look how happy you are."
"Haha, isn't it because my son came back? That little brat, you can't even see a shadow of him all year round. It's rare for him to come back. I figured I'd finish work early today and ask the boss for a half-day off this afternoon." Your dad, who is usually unsmiling, smiles incredibly happily.
Upon hearing this, some co-workers are envious, some talk about their own children who don't come home, and some discuss the problem of the century—why kids nowadays don't want to get married. But without exception, they all rush to help your dad with his work.
The work that originally took a whole morning to finish is completed in two hours with the help of the co-workers. That stalwart father of yours, who holds up the family, stands in front of a young leader in his early twenties, smiling apologetically like a scolded elementary school student, and finally begs for a half-day off. He happily goes home holding the leave slip.
On the way home, he remembers that before going to bed last night, you asked him to help buy a pack of cigarettes.
"This stinky brat! He even started ordering his old man around!"
Arriving at the small shop, your dad looks at the dazzling array of cigarettes in the cabinet, slaps his thigh, and mutters to himself that he forgot to ask what kind of cigarettes you smoke.