Malicious Female Lead’s Guide to Causing Trouble [Quick Transmigration] 71

Chapter Seventy-One

The violent wind and torrential rain, lightning and thunder, lasted all night and finally stopped.

The people in the wealthy district enjoyed the scenery after the rain, while the slums were dead silent. The dilapidated and leaky roofs couldn’t block the downpour, and countless people’s beds and food were soaked and submerged. The rainy night, which was insignificant in the eyes of the wealthy, was like a death knell and the Grim Reaper, taking away the lives of many poor people.

The original owner, whom Bo Chi replaced, was a little girl who died on this rainy night.

The timeline of this world was in the modern era, a time of peace, but the humans living here were not safe, because there was an invisible existence living alongside them – ghosts.

The appearance of ghosts was untraceable. Some were formed by the condensation of yin energy, and some were formed by the resentment of the dead. Once formed, they would have their own rules. Each ghost’s killing method and weakness were different. Therefore, when a group of spirit mediums, who ‘merged their souls with ghosts, from killing each other to coexisting’, rose, they couldn’t avoid being bound by the rules. Having the abilities of ghosts, they also took over the ‘secrets’ that only they knew.

Unlike the previous world, there was no real protagonist in this world. The plot was mostly from the perspective of a group of characters, and the focus was on the various aspects of life and the various ghosts and monsters.

But… no protagonist didn’t mean there was no villain. Bo Chi was honored to be the villain’s – wife.

Yu Zhao was originally an orphan, and grew up in the slums since childhood. Her only wish was to awaken her spiritual body, and become a spirit medium in the future to make a living. On the day she became an adult, the elders of the Yu family in the wealthy district took her home, made her the young master, and put her in a position second only to one person and above ten thousand people.

The sudden change in status and position didn’t make Yu Zhao complacent. She diligently learned the common sense of high society, endured severe pain and aftereffects, accepted medicinal baths to open her spiritual veins, and repaid everyone around her with enthusiasm and sincerity, until she was nineteen years old, and didn’t open the family’s dragon-protecting coffin. The elders then discovered that she didn’t have the Yu family’s bloodline, and thus demoted her.

If things had stopped there, perhaps everything that followed wouldn’t have happened. Unfortunately, there were many heartless and jealous people in the world. Seeing that the former phoenix had fallen from grace, they immediately jumped out to ridicule and insult her. In the second year after her legs were broken, these people became tired of Yu Zhao’s existence, pushed her down in the back garden, and left laughing.

That night, the heavy rain continued, and the wind howled. A girl died with her eyes wide open, and in exchange, an S-class fierce ghost was born.

The classification of ghosts was quite simple. C-class could kill a village, B-class could kill a city, A-class could kill a province, and as for S-class, that was an existence that required the power of a whole country to fight against.

Yu Zhao’s death plunged the entire Qi Kingdom into despair. The territory occupied by fierce ghosts expanded again, and humans struggled to survive, but still died quickly. When the poor people who relied on spirit mediums disappeared, the remaining people finally understood that this was a slow and torturous death.

Yu Zhao was taking revenge, bit by bit, for the pain she had suffered.

The spirit mediums saw through the truth. They risked everything, extracted all their spiritual power, and poured it into the Yu family’s dragon-protecting coffin, trying to awaken their ancestor to kill the fierce ghost and gain a chance to survive.

However, when they awakened the ancestor at all costs, the ancestor looked down at the descendants of the Yu family, and sighed sadly: “Are you all sick? I’ve seen people screwing over their fathers and sons, but I’ve never seen people screwing over their ancestors! I was beaten into the coffin by this ghost king eight hundred years ago, and when I was half asleep, I found that she was going to open the coffin. I was so scared that I held onto the coffin lid tightly and didn’t let her succeed. Now it’s good, you actually took the initiative to bring me out, what, buy one get one free?“

The furious ancestor scolded them, and then died with them.

After the Qi Kingdom was destroyed, Yu Zhao disappeared, and the story in the plot continued, beginning to talk about the future of other countries.

Bo Chi didn’t read carefully, because she was suddenly lifted up.

“Chi-Chi!” The person shook her while saying anxiously: “Are you okay? Are you still alive? Chi-Chi? Chi-Chi!“

Bo Chi opened her eyes with difficulty, and said weakly: “Stop shaking, I’ll really die if you keep shaking.“

She was now in the original owner’s body, a small eleven-year-old girl. Because she had lived in the slums for many years, she was not only as thin as a bamboo pole, but her body was also very weak.

Last night, when she just came to this world, after briefly reading the plot, she hurriedly went to save Yu Zhao, afraid that if she was a step late, the other party would completely blacken.

However, it was her first time communicating with a ghost, and even though this ghost was bought from the system with points, had no thoughts, and was very gentle, she was still almost drained after using her ultimate move, and had been lying like a corpse from midnight until now.

The girl who lifted her up was her current older sister. Ever since their parents died, it had been her older sister who begged and worked to support her.

Bo Chi now had her own symbiotic ghost, which was no different from a farmer becoming an emperor in this world. In addition, she was an extremely rare ‘healing’ spirit medium. Once the news spread, there would be many aristocratic families coming to recruit and cultivate her.

There were too many pitiful people in the slums, and Bo Chi couldn’t help them all, so she could only wave to her older sister, and when the other party leaned closer, she whispered: “Go to school.“

Her older sister, Bo Yu, was stunned, and said with a hesitant and difficult expression: “Chi-Chi, we don’t have money for tuition, we can’t go to school…“

Bo Chi closed her eyes tiredly, and whispered: “We don’t need money anymore, we can go to school without money now.“

Bo Yu was confused for a moment, then suddenly remembered something, her eyes widened as she looked at Bo Chi, and stammered: “Ch-Chi-Chi, you—“

Bo Chi nodded and interrupted: “Go.“

Bo Yu’s eyes lit up with excitement, and without any more doubts, she picked up Bo Chi and ran out.

The water on the ground gathered into a stinky ditch, but she didn’t have the time to be depressed, her heart full of a bright future.

There were too many ghosts in this world, and the nobles were very keen on cultivating spirit mediums to fight alongside them, so all the schools in the country were equipped with spirit detectors to test whether a person could become a spirit medium.

When Bo Yu approached the school with Bo Chi in her arms, she saw the security guard at the door covering his nose and coming over, saying with disgust: “Little brat, are you in the wrong place? This is a school!“

The people of the Qi Kingdom were mainly divided into three classes: the lowest class, the poor people who did all the dirty and tiring work; the middle class, the commoners who worked as security guards, doctors, and teachers; and the upper class, the nobles who didn’t need to work, they only needed to protect the commoners, fight against ghosts, and give humans, who had no ability to protect themselves, a chance to survive and reproduce.

Perhaps out of sympathy for the lower class, the security guard didn’t hit them, but asked this first.

Bo Yu looked nervous, and said with courage: “I know this is a school, my little sister, she, she seems to have… seen a ghost last night.“

When she said the last three words, her voice obviously lowered, and her face was full of fear.

The security guard was no exception, his face turning ugly for two seconds, and then his eyes lit up: “You mean… Okay, I’ll call the teachers inside, you quickly put your little sister on the bed!“

The noise was constant, and Bo Chi frowned half-asleep. At a certain moment, she felt the spirit in her body being touched.

Speaking of spirit, it was actually the yin energy formed by a ghost. After all, what a spirit medium communicated with was humans and ghosts.

Theoretically, there was no upper limit for humans. As long as the conditions allowed, it was not a problem to subdue seven or eight ghosts. But so far, no one in the Qi Kingdom had been able to do it, because ghosts would also kill each other. Controlling one was already difficult, controlling two was like dancing on the tip of a knife, let alone controlling three or four.

This one in Bo Chi’s body was bought from the system at a huge cost of ten points. It had no attack methods, only healing abilities, and was also socially awkward, afraid of being stared at.

If she wanted to walk alone in this dangerous world, she had to find another ghost.

“She’s awake, she’s awake!“

After sleeping soundly, Bo Chi opened her eyes again and heard excited voices from the side.

She tilted her head and saw several teachers staring at her intently. Seeing her turn her head, they immediately rushed over, grabbed her hand, and said in a flurry: “Little sister, are you hungry?“

“Little sister, are you thirsty?“

“Little sister, how did you see the ghost last night? And how did you subdue it?“

Bo Chi blinked, and said obediently: “It rained heavily last night, and I was scared and wanted to find my brother, but I fell…“

Three people, six pairs of eyes stared at her: “Yes, yes, yes, and then?“

Bo Chi spread her hands: “Then I found a strange thing in my body. After touching my knee with that thing, the wound on my knee disappeared.“

The teachers gasped, and said in a daze: “Just from falling…“

“You became a spirit medium…“

“You can heal wounds? Hiss, little sister, do you want to come and stay at our Lu family for two days? We’ll give you good food and drinks every day, and buy you beautiful new clothes!“

The other two teachers’ expressions were subtle. After exchanging a glance, they left silently, and took out their phones when they went out.

Bo Chi didn’t accept the Lu family’s invitation, leaned against the bed, and used ‘I’m hungry’ to dismiss them.

Her goal had always been clear, which was to go to Yu Zhao’s side, drive away all the bad guys who bullied her wife, and let Yu Zhao be a happy person, not a resentful ghost.

Not long after, the three teachers came in with delicious food. Bo Chi glanced over, and her eyes immediately lit up, her little belly growling.

The teachers chuckled, handed her the chopsticks, and said gently: “Eat quickly, don’t starve.“

Bo Chi said thank you, but didn’t start eating immediately. Instead, she looked up and asked: “Where’s my sister?“

The teachers were stunned: “Your sister? Naturally, she went back to the slums. She’s not a spirit medium, and she looks dirty. When the nobles come to see you later, if they see her standing there, they will definitely be unhappy. If they take their anger out on you, then—“

Her stomach was still growling, but the thin little girl on the bed put down her chopsticks, and said seriously: “Since my sister has gone home, then I should go too.“

The teachers’ faces changed, and they all explained the stakes to her. Bo Chi listened quietly, her attitude unchanged: “I’m young and don’t have much strength, I can’t go out to work and earn money. It’s my sister who risked the presence of ghosts and worked day and night to support me. Now that I can sit in this room and see so much delicious food, it’s all thanks to my sister’s years of hard work. Without her, there would be no me today.“

“So I can’t abandon her just to please the nobles. Teachers, there’s no need to persuade me anymore, I know very well what I’m doing.“

As soon as her firm words fell, a round of applause suddenly came from the door.

Bo Chi looked up and saw her older sister covering her mouth, tears welling up in her eyes, and beside her, there was also a richly dressed man, clapping and saying: “I originally wanted to help this pushed-away young lady find justice, but now it seems that I misunderstood. New spirit medium, little sister, hello, let me introduce myself, my surname is Yu, Yu Hong.“

Bo Chi’s expression didn’t change, but her good impression of him instantly dropped to negative.

Because Yu Hong – was the person who broke Yu Zhao’s legs in the plot!