Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks

Ning Shu watched as Ding Ningdie was given another injection.

However, soon after, Ding Ningdie began to moan again. Her pain caused her to become disoriented.

Then, her body’s self-protection mechanism kicked in, causing her to faint.

Bai Hanmo was startled and began shaking Ding Ningdie, trying to wake her up.

The entire hospital was thrown into chaos. Many specialist doctors surrounded her, conducting various examinations like checking her pupils and pulse.

Ning Shu was pushed into a corner as she watched the commotion.

There was a cluster of energy where Ding Ningdie’s fracture was.

As long as the energy stayed, Ding Ningdie’s wound would continue to hurt.

Since she’d resolved herself to make others hurt her, Ning Shu would give her what she wanted.

Ding Ningdie wanted to use Bai Hanmo’s feelings for her to retaliate against Mother Ding and the original host, who had ignored and mistreated her since childhood.

Ning Shu decided to let her enjoy the full experience of being in pain to see if she’d dare to approach and provoke other people again.

Bai Hanmo’s expression was extremely ugly. He slowly turned his head to look at Ning Shu. “If something happens to her, you and your mother should prepare to be buried alongside her.”

Hearing this, Ning Shu almost thought she’d changed worlds again. Weren’t these the words of an emperor?

Ning Shu waved her hand. “Don’t worry. It’s just a fracture; she won’t die.”

Bai Hanmo was livid. Even if she lived, this level of pain was a big problem.

After the painstaking efforts of the specialist doctors, Ding Ningdie finally woke up. Upon waking, the first thing she did was look at the other party with an extremely tormented expression, as if to say, “I’m in so much pain you might as well kill me.”

Ning Shu’s thoughts wandered once again. She remembered that a girl who was being tortured asked her lover to kill her. In the end, her lover actually killed her.

The most embarrassing thing was overestimating one’s position in another’s heart.

Generally speaking, asking someone to kill oneself was actually a cry for help, hoping that the other person would save them.

If you don’t save me, I’ll die in front of you. This behavior carried a hidden threat.

Bai Hanmo held Ding Ningdie’s hand and stroked her face, “It’s okay. I won’t let anything happen to you.”

Ning Shu silently watched the two of them interact, unmoved by their life-and-death struggle. She walked over. “It’s just a fracture. Why’re you acting like she has cancer?”

Love stories involving car accidents and incurable cancers were the best way to bring tears.

“Shut up,” Bai Hanmo roared at Ning Shu, “Could you be any more vicious? You don’t seem to care about others at all.”

“Do you know how much respect she has for you? She’s always trying to seek your forgiveness.”

“I really regret getting engaged to you. If only I’d found Ding Ningdie earlier.”

“How about you change your personality and not base your happiness on the pain of others?”

“The only reason I’ve been magnanimous and haven’t taken action is because of Ding Ningdie.”

Bai Hanmo rattled on and on.

Ning Shu was expressionless. “What are you talking about?”

Ning Shu looked at Bai Hanmo with an expression that said, ‘What right do you have to ask me to change?’

‘I don’t need to please you, and I don’t need you. I have no demands towards you. I’m the most important to me, and I know that I’m good enough.’

‘Why should I change?’

‘Why are you worth changing myself?’

‘So what if I’m not kind? Have I eaten your family’s rice?’

Ning Shu felt that Bai Hanmo had an inexplicable sense of superiority in front of her as if she was inferior to him because the original host liked him.

This was why it was said whoever loved first, lost.

MTL Editor: Wheat