The Retirement Life of a Quick Transmigration Expert

[The Crown Prince Rescue Plan is currently being serialized] Blurb: Jun Jue has finally saved up enough points to return from the quick transmigration worlds to her original world, bringing along a System that cut off its own escape route just to follow her. Jun Jue thought that, without a plot or ridiculous missions, she could finally enjoy retirement. But then she discovers that she's returned to the age of eleven. The System has attracted the attention of the consciousness of Jun Jue's original world. To avoid being rejected, it has sealed off most of its abilities, and incidentally sealed away most of Jun Jue's collection, too. System: I'm doomed. It's the 2000s, and Jun Jue's family still lives in a house with mud walls and a tiled roof. No phone, no internet, and not even roads connecting the villages. Jun Jue thinks, No need to panic. System, take out the pills I made in the cultivation world first. This little body looks so pitiful. System 233 trembles in fear: [Host, this world's consciousness is too powerful. I don't dare.] System: Cowardly.jpg Jun Jue: [Then what can you do now?] The usually ruthless System timidly replies: Host, I can keep you company and chat and play games. I can also grow... grow crops. The story is slow-paced and warm, with everyday-life vibes. The female lead has no romance, and she really is just enjoying retirement. In this story, the female lead is a quick transmigration veteran who has been through countless worlds and has so many skills that they're basically a bug. Consider them her golden finger. Completed work: The Buddhist Teen's Part-Time Job Diary, about a laid-back teen's part-time job in the entertainment industry. Theme: The protagonist grows up in a harmonious and loving environment, heals emotionally, and gets a fresh start.