When a "Sea King" is Bound to a System [Quick Transmigration] - Chapter 73.2.1

…completing all the missions. This is your mission reward. From this day forward, you will live in the real world until the end of your life.**]

Following this, a flood of fragmented memories rushed into Jiang Yan’s mind; she remembered everything.

She was a university student living in Hai City, China. One day, she was in a car accident, leading her to sign a contract with the Quick Transmigration Administration. As long as she completed one hundred missions, she would be able to return to the real world.

She opened her eyes again, looked at her tear-stained mother before her, and called out hoarsely, “Mom.” Yuan Hui began to weep even harder, her eyes swollen red.

Three years had passed. Doctors had already declared her daughter brain dead. Yuan Hui was agonizing over whether to remove the oxygen supply when, unexpectedly, her daughter opened her eyes again.

Heaven must have mercy; it could not bear to make her suffer the loss of a child in middle age. This was heaven’s pity for her and her daughter’s good fortune.

Jiang Yan stayed in the hospital for another three months. After confirming that there were no major issues, Yuan Hui took her home.

Having been lying down for three years, Jiang Yan’s mobility was very limited. She was essentially relearning how to walk. Fortunately, she had her mission experience, so her learning process was extremely fast. Within a month, she was no different from an ordinary person.

Jiang Yan always felt that everything being so easy was thanks to the Quick Transmigration Administration—it must have granted her some cheat-like advantage, just like during the missions.

She had just started her first year of university when the car accident happened. Three years later, her former classmates were now in their fourth year, only half a year away from graduating and going their separate ways. Jiang Yan returned to campus and was integrated into the first year of her original major.

Because she was attractive, many people were willing to befriend her. Jiang Yan’s life returned to how it was before the car accident, spending each day without incident.

One day, after she entered the classroom, the students around her were enthusiastically discussing something. She assumed it was celebrity gossip and lowered her head to draw and write in her notebook.

Her desk-mate leaned over, looked at her drawing, and said in surprise: “Yan Yan, the person you drew looks just like our new class advisor.”

Jiang Yan’s heart tightened. She turned her head and asked: “The new class advisor?”

“Yes! She already greeted us when you were gone. She’s a beautiful and impressive big sister.”

An idea occurred to Jiang Yan, but she couldn’t be certain. She looked at the person in her notebook again and mustered the courage to ask: “Where did she go?”

“She just left. Didn’t you run into her when you arrived?”

Jiang Yan put down her pen and ran out.

The teaching building was large, and she didn’t know where to look. She frantically ran around like a headless chicken when she suddenly noticed a person in black downstairs, whose build was very similar to the person in her memory.

She ran down and followed the figure to the corner of the teaching building. The person in front suddenly turned around, her eyes filled with a smile: “Classmate, why have you been following me?”

Jiang Yan froze, tears involuntarily streaming down her face: “I am Jiang Yan. Do you still remember me?”

The person smiled brilliantly and said: “My name is Gu Tang.”

Jiang Yan couldn’t stop her tears. Through her blurred vision, she saw the figure before her move closer and closer.

“Why are you crying? Haven’t I come to find you?”

Gu Tang embraced the tear-soaked little rabbit, holding her as if she were embracing the entire world.