Quick Transmigration: Reversing the Life of a Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character

The girl kowtowed several times in gratitude, then got up and walked into the vast night.

There is no such thing as corpse-dissolving water in this world, at least Wenren Ming does not have it, and he has never heard of such a thing. However, she has a substitute in her space, from a fantasy world. It is flammable, has a low flame, and high heat. It can burn the corpse clean in half an hour.

After cleaning up the scene, Wu Yuan left before nightfall. This was the simplest of her targets for revenge, because he was a loner with no accomplices, and even with his high level of martial arts, he couldn't withstand being outmaneuvered.

A month later, Wu Yuan appeared in a mountain range in the south. According to the map, there was a city beyond this mountain range.

The South is rich in water and soil, but it also has a lot of snakes and insects. Wu Yuan was a little annoyed and fanned away the flying insects that had landed on the light gauze of her veil.

Suddenly, she stopped and took a few steps back. Not far away, a person was lying in the dense grass, dressed in clothes different from those in the Central Plains, with his white hair styled in an exotic way.

minority?

It is said that there are Gu tribes here, divided into open Gu and dark Gu. The open Gu tribe lives at the foot of the mountain and has more contact with Han people. They are good at raising Gu, but they generally do not harm people. They will also charge money to cure diseases. Many people who have diseases that cannot be cured outside will come to the open Gu tribe to try their luck.

Dark Gu are much more mysterious. They live in the mountains year-round, never interacting with outsiders, only with a portion of the Bright Gu. They are unpredictable and will often use Gu to kill people. Each person feeds Gu with their own body. It is said that even if they die, they will release a body full of Gu worms to drag their enemies to hell.

The Ming Gu is the gateway to the An Gu. As long as the Ming Gu exists, the An Gu will be locked in the mountains forever and will not be able to cause harm to the world.

Wu Yuan felt it was best not to pick up the items from the roadside. She glanced at the mountains on both sides, but there didn't seem to be any way around. The person was lying there motionless. She cautiously walked along the other side of the mountain path.

"Ah, damn it!" Wu Yuan cried out in surprise as two emerald green snakes blocked her path. She swung her knife to slash at them, but the snakes nimbly dodged her attacks.

The two snakes locked in a standoff with her, neither letting her leave nor biting her. Suddenly, Wu Yuan had a flash of inspiration: "Are you his snakes?"

Both snakes turned their heads toward the person lying on the ground.

"You want me to save him?" Wu Yuan continued to guess.

One snake lowered its head, while the other snake returned to the person's side, produced a bead from somewhere, and spat it at her feet.

"Is this payment?"

The two snakes didn't move; they just stared at her.

"Alright, let me see." Wu Yuan had no other choice. She couldn't leave, so she could only check if the person was still alive.

She wrapped her hands with cloth, carefully turned the person lying face down over, and her eyes lit up.

This man was so exquisitely handsome. Even though his eyes were closed and he had some scratches on his face, it did not detract from his beauty at all. In fact, it gave him a poignant sense of brokenness, and most importantly, it suited his white hair perfectly.

Wu Yuan reached out and touched his wrist, finding his pulse weak, almost lifeless. He had many injuries, the most serious being his legs, with almost no intact skin or flesh left on his calves.

The environment here was not suitable for treatment, so Wu Yuan simply bandaged his wounds, tore off some clothes from her bundle, tied the man to her back, and turned to walk back the way she came.

Two snakes coiled around the man's hair and then left with him.

In a small cave, the male protagonist, whose body was bandaged, suddenly opened his eyes. The next second, he sat up and leaned against the stone wall, looking around warily.

The cave was small, and there was a fire that was about to burn out not far away. The place where he lay was covered with thick dry grass, and on top of that was a woman's thin cloak. Next to him was a bundle and a pile of familiar scraps of cloth.

A green snake crawled from his hair to his ear, hissing affectionately a few times.

Was he rescued?

It was Cuiyi and Cuier who stopped a woman and saved her.

Now, the word in his ear is Cuiyi. That person went hunting, and Cuier went with him.

Ah Jin's eyes were indifferent. He entered the Ten Thousand Insect Pit when he was six years old. His life before the age of six was also monotonous. Someone would teach him some things, such as how to control snakes, insects, rats and ants, and that he had to listen to the high priest. The key point was to listen to the high priest.

After entering the Ten Thousand Insect Pit, the children who win the battle will receive some good food and be able to get close to the High Priest. He is one of the best among them, spending a little more time by the High Priest's side and overhearing his conversations with the Ming Gu people.

It seems that when someone comes to see a doctor, they have to pay a consultation fee?

Ah Jin looked down at his body. Apart from the white cloth bandaging his wounds, he was just skin and flesh. Was he going to be fed blood and flesh like a venomous insect?

As he was deep in thought, he heard voices outside the cave: "Why are you following me, snake? Are you afraid I'll run away? I've saved the man; whether he lives or dies is up to fate."

Wu Yuan returned carrying two wild rabbits, complaining about the snake. Wasn't it trying to cling to her? The man's injuries were too strange, especially his white hair, which was too conspicuous. She couldn't take him to the city to see a doctor, so she could only find a small cave to shelter him. Whether he would live or not really depended on how tough his life was. If she couldn't save him, would these two snakes take their anger out on her?

"You're awake?" As soon as Wu Yuan entered, she saw the beautiful woman sitting up. She didn't go inside, but leaned against the cave entrance and asked.

Ah Jin slowly lay back down on the hay: "Thank you, heroine, for saving my life."

Her voice was so weak it was almost broken.

"Uh, well, I'll cook some meat soup later, you can have some." Wu Yuan relaxed her guard a little after seeing the weak beauty.

She used her internal energy to carve a large stone bowl with a knife, built a simple stove, removed the rabbit meat, cut it into small pieces, put it into the heated stone bowl, added some water and salt, and waited for it to boil. Then she added a few crisp wild vegetables.

Ah Jin remained lying on the spot, watching her, until she used a cloth to hold her hand and brought over the stone bowl. He didn't move, but all the muscles in his body tensed up, and blood began to slowly seep from his wounds.

Wu Yuan put the stone bowl aside, took out a wooden spoon from her bundle, and was about to hand it to him when she found him lying there limply, with many white cloths already soaked in blood.

"The wound has reopened? Oh well, have some soup, I'll reapply the medicine." Wu Yuan scooped up a spoonful of soup and held it to his lips.

Ah Jin's gaze shifted from her face to the spoon, and she slightly opened her mouth to drink the broth.

Wu Yuan fed him, and he ate it all, including the meat inside. After finishing, he had some strength and wanted to sit up.

"Hey, don't move, be careful of your wound," Wu Yuan stopped him.

"You said you wanted the medicine to be reapplied." Ah Jin sat up and opened her arms to make it easier to change the medicine.

Wu Yuan: So obedient? With such a face and such an obedient expression, she was a little blinded by lust.

"Come to your senses," Wu Yuan reminded herself. Judging from his unusual injuries, and the fact that he woke up so quickly after such severe injuries, he couldn't be a pushover.