Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks

Min Haochu’s expression was sinister. When he saw Ning Shu, he barked, “Where the hell did you go? I told you, if you try to run, you’ll…”

Min Haochu glanced around and asked, “Where’s your brother?”

Ning Shu subtly reached into her pocket and poked out the camera lens of her phone.

“Min Haochu, I won’t agree to do what you ask. I won’t do it. This is illegal, and I won’t admit to something I didn’t do,” Ning Shu said firmly.

Min Haochu took a deep breath. “Do you really think that just because you hid your brother, we won’t be able to find him?”

“It seems you’ve forgotten the methods we used back at school,” Min Haochu said calmly. “I’m not asking for your permission, I’m giving you an order.”n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

“No matter where you hid your brother, we will find him,” Min Haochu added.

Ning Shu looked frustrated. “Why do you insist it has to be me?”

“Just do as I say,” Min Haochu said coldly.

“Don’t involve my brother. Just tell me what you want me to do.”

“Will you really be able to guarantee my safety afterward?” Ning Shu asked cautiously. “You’re not going to throw me in jail, are you? I didn’t even spread those rumors online. I didn’t post anything.”

Seeing her timid and weak appearance, Min Haochu grew impatient. If it weren’t for the company’s interests, he wouldn’t even bother talking to her.

“After it’s done, I’ll give you a large sum of money. You can take your brother and disappear. Solve this problem for my family, and I guarantee you’ll be fine,” Min Haochu said, trying to be patient.

Ning Shu: …

If she believed Min Haochu, then she was a pig.

“So, what exactly do you want me to do?” Ning Shu asked hesitantly.

“You just need to admit at the press conference that you’re the one who spread the rumors,” Min Haochu said. “You only need to read the statement we provide.”

Ning Shu shook her head. “I won’t do it.”

“You guys bullied me at school, held me underwater to watch me struggle, locked me in with a Tibetan mastiff, and even had people force-feed me manure. Now you want me to do this too?”

“I won’t do it.” Ning Shu took a step back. “I don’t trust you. You’re all monsters.”

Growing more impatient, Min Haochu waved his hand at the bodyguards. “Grab her. Go find her brother too.”

“Wait!” Ning Shu extended her hand, but Min Haochu was even more exasperated. “Yi Xiaotong, just because I gave you some time to think, you really think you’re indispensable now?”

This problem could be solved with some money and any scapegoat, but this woman had more credibility. After all, she had been bullied at a prestigious academy, and the gap between rich and poor had twisted her mind.

It seemed logical.

As for giving her money, they would of course pursue legal action against her afterward.

She had already caused losses for the Min family; their stock prices were dropping—every bit of that was money.

And she still wanted to take their money and run?

Ning Shu’s hand brushed over the phone in her pocket, and she chuckled inwardly, while outwardly she appeared even more timid. “I won’t do it. Please, just let me go.”

Min Haochu was beyond irritated. Seeing her stubborn, foolish behavior annoyed him to no end. He didn’t have the patience to deal with someone like her. She was as dumb as her idiot brother.

“I’m giving you a chance to change your life, and you’re still hesitating.”

Ning Shu hesitated, “Let me think about it. I’m scared that you won’t keep your word. You and Ou Haoxuan, Mu Yeyao, you all bullied me every day.”

As Ning Shu wavered, her livestream was going wild, with viewers shouting at her not to agree.