Chapter 63: Damn It, Have I Transmigrated Into a Book?

Liu Chuxue narrowed her eyes at those words: "Spacing out," huh? He really dares say that?

Clearly, earlier she had heard that scumbag call her Xiao Ru, so the woman's name had at least one "Ru" character in it. The name she was using now was definitely fake—she really was scheming enough.

She wondered which poor sap had been dragged in to take the fall for her.

She released her spiritual sense to listen to the conversation in the examination room. She didn't have to wait long before she heard the news she wanted to know: the woman was already over fifty days pregnant.

Heh, since she's in such a rush, then let's lock it down for good—better not come out and ruin anyone else.

Seeing them come out of the examination room, she followed behind, wanting to hear what else the two might say.

She saw the girl touching her belly: "Brother Weiping, the doctor said the belly will start showing in three months. This baby is already over fifty days along. Our situation can't be delayed any longer. It's fine for me, but the baby…"

As she spoke, she started choking up.

This broke the scumbag's heart. He quickly comforted her: "Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, everything's on me. I won't let our child be born without a name or a status."

Just then, a piece of paper slipped out of the woman's pocket, but the two were so wrapped up in each other that they didn't notice.

After a long bout of sweet nothings between them, they finally left.

Liu Chuxue stepped forward, picked up the paper, and opened it: Heh, so it was a letter of introduction. The woman's name was Hu Liru, a sales clerk at the county supply cooperative.

Her gaze darkened as she watched the two walk away. She flicked the paper lightly with her finger: Very good.

Having gotten the information she wanted, she stopped following the two. Once she finished her own business, she would go deliver them a big gift and make sure they became famous throughout Changping.

Done, she folded the paper, seemingly tucking it into her pocket, but in reality storing it in her space.

Still, letting them leave just like that left her too unsatisfied. She turned her head and saw someone nearby repotting a flower—the owner happened to not be around—and an idea struck her on the spot.

She stepped forward, quickly poured the water beside it into the already-mixed fertilizer. Without caring whether it was sanitary or not, she went straight to work and made four dirt bombs.

Seeing she had ruined half of someone's fertilizer, she felt a bit embarrassed for a moment. After washing her hands in the pot, she pulled out a five-fen coin from her pocket, pressed it against the edge of the pot, grabbed her things, and left.

The two had probably been pouring their hearts out to each other the whole time and hadn't gone far. Liu Chuxue found the right moment and, with one hand each, hit them with deadly accuracy.

Two "Ah!"s were heard, followed by: "Which rotten bastard did this? Stand out right now."

The instant the dirt bombs exploded on them, Liu Chuxue had already hidden herself away.

Although they were made of dirt, with her power reinforcing them, the two would have a rough time of it.

Sure enough: "Brother Weiping, my back hurts so much."

Chen Weiping wasn't faring any better either. He had been shouting for a while, but when no one stepped forward, he was nearly bursting with rage. The spots where he'd been hit also hurt terribly. Hearing Hu Liru's tearful complaint, he could no longer worry about himself: "Where does it hurt? Let me see."

But after seeing the situation on Hu Liru's back, his face was full of reluctance—mud splattered everywhere, no way to even start. Furious, he started cursing again.

Meanwhile, the culprit hiding in a concealed spot wore a teasing expression. With the interest collected, she prepared to go handle her own business.

But the moment she turned around, something suddenly flashed through her mind: Ding Surong, Hu Liru, Chen Weiping—and then thinking of Liu Jiandong—damn it, had she transmigrated into a book?

She had transmigrated into the cannon fodder from "Riding the Wind and Waves: Era Counterattack," which her little assistant in her past life had recommended she read. Framed and caught in the act of having an affair, her reputation ruined, her fiancé breaking off the engagement, the Liu family finding the original host shameful and throwing her out of the house on the spot.

(End of this chapter)