I Find Her Disgusting Chapter 134

If there was such a thing as heaven’s will in this world, perhaps this was it.
The “Alternate World Human Management Ordinance” was passed. It standardized the definition of humans who had transmigrated to this world, for the first time legally granting this group of people basic rights and acknowledging their self-awareness. Of course, it also standardized the obligations they should fulfill.
And Jiang Xidai was the first.
In the future, her name would be written in textbooks and studied as a typical example.
After waiting for three months, doing nothing, Yan Huirou finally successfully applied for her ID card.
This thing…
Yan Huirou looked at it in a daze. “Wait, I’ve really become her guardian?”
“Yes,” the staff at the window said. “According to the regulations of the ordinance, every alternate world human, if their creator can be traced, must fill in this kind of relationship. You have the obligation to restrain her and guide her to integrate into society. If she breaks the law, you are also responsible.”
“But… a guardian…” Yan Huirou slowly pondered.
The staff frowned. “Miss Yan, this is a must-fill.”
Yan Huirou paused. “I have no objection to this obligation. I just have a question. May I ask if, as a guardian, I can… in the future…”
“Get a… marriage certificate with her?” Yan Huirou asked in a small voice.
She didn’t know why, but although it was a rule, she always had a sense of ethical unease and shame. It was as if she were announcing to the whole world that she had taken a fancy to her own daughter, like a pervert.
“…”
“Pfft.”
The staff couldn’t help but laugh, then quickly apologized. “I’m sorry. The new rules may still be a bit imperfect. I’ll help you check.”
The window quickly replied, “In this special case, if the body of your ward has reached adulthood, is psychologically sound and conscious, and has no blood relationship with you, you can get a marriage certificate with her consent.”
“Okay, thank you,” Yan Huirou let out a sigh of relief.
She took Jiang Xidai’s new ID, checked it, and prepared to go back.
Jiang Xidai’s ID card was not the same style as an ordinary resident’s. It recorded the date she arrived in this world, her gender, her photo, and her home address was bound to Yan Huirou’s.
More specific information, such as fingerprints and iris recognition, would have to be brought out to be recorded.
This was West Eighteenth Street, an old street. The street still had some colored checkered tiles, like the aesthetic of the last century. It was not far from the entrance of the research center. The pedestrians around were in twos and threes, and one or two of them had put on cotton-padded jackets.
Yan Huirou wrapped her thin windbreaker tighter. She hadn’t been out for a long time… Seeing that the street lamps were covered with a thin layer of frost, she had thought it was autumn.
Right…
It had been so long, and Jiang Xidai was still only willing to wear the clothes she had brought from before when she went out. The smart washing machine was a great help…
The simple style of modern people, the old ancestor who had lived for many years really couldn’t stand it, so arrogant that she was unwilling to go along with such a vulgar aesthetic.
Yan Huirou passed by a clothing store on the street and took a look. She actually saw a shop specializing in ancient clothes.
There were also people who liked retro among modern people. This was a diverse era. If you went to a place with more young people, you could see clothes from various dynasties and cultures on the street.
It’s getting colder, Yan Huirou thought. I should buy her a few pieces of clothing.
Lest she freeze.
Pushing open the shop door, the warm air that hit her face made her let out a sigh of relief. Yan Huirou went straight to the counter. She knew that the colors of the clothes here were too mixed, and Jiang Xidai wouldn’t like them.
It would be better to ask if there was any private customization service.
The owner, in an ancient dress, even had a hairpin in her bun. Standing in the ancient-style shop, she didn’t seem out of place at all.
She was surprised by Yan Huirou’s meticulous requirements. “It’s possible, but there are a lot of details. I’ll write them down. Are you a related professional?”
“No, I have a little one at home who is a severe ancient clothing enthusiast.”
“The little one is so tall?” the owner teased. “It’s your lover, right?”
Yan Huirou smiled. “Mmm.”
It was a rare trip out. On the way back, her gaze unintentionally roamed the dazzling array of dessert shops on the street.
She remembered that Jiang Xidai’s daily sugar intake was really not small, so she could only reluctantly withdraw her gaze.
At this time, the lights in the living room were still dim, simulating the sunrise in the east, emitting an orange-yellow light.
On the messy bed, Jiang Xidai’s hair was loose, and she was quietly burrowed in the quilt.
Ever since she came to the modern era, she had been bewitched by some electronic products and would always unconsciously sleep a little late.
Last night, a researcher had taught her to play an action game, and it was quite addictive, so at this time, she was still sleeping in.
Until Yan Huirou pushed open the door.
Only then did the woman lying on the bed lazily open her eyes, but she only gave her a symbolic glance and quickly buried herself in the soft quilt. “…You’re up so early today.”
“Here, your ID card.”
Yan Huirou put the information on the bedside table. “Jiao Jiao, I bought you clothes today. It’s estimated to be ready next week. I don’t know if you’ll like it.”
“Mmm,” she mumbled vaguely with her eyes closed. “Okay…”
“Right, your identity has been processed, and my self-critique is finally done. I want to go home next week,” Yan Huirou sat beside her. “I can’t always live here. Do you want to go back with me?”
“Hmm? Okay…”
“Don’t eat dessert for breakfast today. How about a vegetable roll?”
“Okay…”
Yan Huirou smiled and lowered her head to look at her up close.
Her face was slightly red from sleep, and there were several marks on it. Even her eyelids were so sticky she couldn’t open them. She didn’t know what she was perfunctorily agreeing to.
“Vegetable roll? Really?”
Jiang Xidai was finally a little more awake. She leaned against the pillow. “I don’t like it.”
“You promised, so you can’t go back on your word.”
A day at the research center probably always started with the struggle of whether Jiang Xidai could eat dessert for breakfast.
But recently, Yan Huirou had been too busy to restrain her, because writing a self-critique of dozens of pages was very tiring.
But one thing was good. The medical expenses of these days, the cost of the smashed instruments, and the liquidated damages to be paid, were all generously solved by Jiang Xidai with money.
Thanks to the vote and Lin Chu’s promotion.
Jiang Xidai earned money through live streaming. The research center didn’t choose to fire Yan Huirou. Considering the lack of manpower and her excellent mission completion rate, firing her for this would only bring losses.
So they hired her again.
Of course, there was a price. Besides paying the liquidated damages, Yan Huirou could not change jobs at will for the next fifteen years and could only stay and work at the research center.
This didn’t hurt her much.
Anyway, she didn’t plan to find another job. It was good to settle down here.
On the other side, Jiang Xidai’s newly tailored clothes were delivered to her on schedule.
This day was also the day Yan Huirou was to go home with her.
Jiang Xidai finally changed into a flowing, light red ancient dress, as thin as silk, and the craftsmanship was even better than the original. What made her most satisfied was that this was very similar to her aesthetic from her time in the Shasheng Sect.
I thought I would have to wear that old dress for the rest of my life… Yan Yan’s taste is still better.
Mmm, at least much more elegant than that little System who wears torn clothes and exposes her waist every day.
“Is everything packed?” Yan Huirou walked back and forth in the living room, casually putting away some of Jiang Xidai’s randomly thrown darts, wrapping them in a towel and stuffing them into a bag.
Jiang Xidai crossed her legs and leaned against the sofa, holding a bouquet of sunflowers. She reached out and idly plucked at the flower head, trying to pull out a few tender green melon seeds.
“Yan Yan, can you hurry up?”
Yan Huirou sighed. “Then can a certain little cat not leave so many things behind?”
Jiang Xidai held the flowers and raised an eyebrow cheerfully, but her mouth said, “No big deal. Those ugly broken copper and iron, what’s the point of taking them back?”
“It’s not good to leave them here… we’d have to trouble someone else to clean them up.” Yan Huirou took out a ball of silk sexy pajamas from the quilt. She was silent for a moment, remembering that this was a product of teaching the Sect Master how to shop online.
Under repeated urging, the two of them finally carried large and small bags and prepared to go out—
For Yan Huirou, it was a journey home. For Jiang Xidai, it was a new life.
The main gate of the Inter-world Human Research Center was an inverted, creative triangular design, with a sense of precariousness in its stability.
Jiang Xidai walked up a few flights of stairs and, for the first time, walked out of this strange-shaped building.
She held the already-wilting sunflowers in her arms, but the golden morning sun shone on them, and the flower heads also seemed to turn, blooming a second spring.
She held this bouquet, held Yan Huirou’s hand, and they both squinted at the morning sun.
Scaly clouds, a vast blue sky. A gentle breeze, mixed with the coolness of autumn and winter.
Her gaze gradually fell. The magnificent Qionghua Hall of the Shasheng Sect was gone. What replaced that lonely treasure hall was…
Towering buildings, floating islands of green plants in the sky, and small, streamlined machines like boats that traveled in fixed orbits, with no wings, but magically able to fly.
A group of people, like a wave, crossed the square.
The general public was not all like Yan Huirou and her. There were blondes with blue eyes, and those with dark skin. There were those in exquisite puffy skirts like cream cake edges, and those with smoky makeup who passed by with a daunting air…
All different, each submerged in the crowd.
Jiang Xidai found that even though her dress was a bit different, no one gave her a particularly surprised look.
Yan Huirou held her and walked into the crowd, and like water disappearing into the sea.
It turned out that she and Yan Yan were also the most ordinary of couples in the happiness of the secular world.
“How does it feel?” Yan Huirou asked in a warm voice. “Is it the same as what you saw in the video?”
Jiang Xidai smiled. “A little novel, and a little familiar. Are we going to live at home from now on?”
“Mmm. It’s an old set. I worked hard to redeem it.”
The location of the house was not central, not expensive, but it had her happiest childhood memories with her family, even down to every scratch on the wall.
Yan Huirou was reluctant to buy a new one, and of course, reluctant to let someone else live there.
But at night, alone in front of the wall, she didn’t feel very good.
So once she was on duty, she would almost stay at the work unit, rarely going home. It could be considered extremely dedicated.
But now, with Jiang Xidai accompanying her, in a life that had suddenly lost its meaning, a light had finally appeared that allowed her to continue walking.
Everything was just right.
“By the way, what do you want to do in the future? Still live streaming?” Yan Huirou chatted with her. “Or become a star? I think that’s also very possible.”
“I don’t like it. Just selling a face, it’s boring,” Jiang Xidai said. “I’ll go to your work unit, we’ll be together.”
Yan Huirou was curious. “Do you like this kind of work? The salary is much lower than live streaming. And the work is quite hard. Most of the time, it’s a very serious state.”
“Mmm.”
“Then I can still help you write your resume.” Yan Huirou nodded thoughtfully. She felt that Jiang Xidai would definitely be hired… after all, her single-unit combat power was quite terrifying, and the research center still had detailed data.
“That’s for the best,” Yan Huirou’s eyes curved. “Even if I encounter a mishap on a mission, it will definitely be with Jiang Xidai. I don’t have to worry about the Sect Master being lonely after I’m gone, and vice versa.”
Especially since they could experience many small worlds together, and on the premise of ensuring the mission was successful, they could spend a lifetime and another, a world and another.
“Right, if I have time, I still want to go back to the Shasheng Sect to have a look. I don’t know what Wen Xianyin and the others are doing recently.”
Yan Huirou: “Right, and Sister Su and Sect Master Xie.”
The woman snorted lightly. “Still thinking about those two?”
“Not really, it’s just that it’s hard to make friends like them in reality.”
Yan Huirou thought quite optimistically. “The new bill has been launched, and that project is still being developed. Maybe in a few years, we’ll have a chance to meet them here?”
“Really?”
“I hope so.”
The End