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

She never objected to him raising Gu poison; it was his skill, a means of survival he had learned through countless near-death experiences. However, she demanded that he not harm people indiscriminately, especially not ordinary citizens.

Ah Jin knew she didn't like those cute little things, so when he was intimate with her at night, he would put them far away, and when he was training the Gu, he would try to do so behind her back.

"Yes, this is a kind of insect that can be cultivated into a tracking Gu. The key is to cultivate the mother Gu. As long as the mother Gu is there, it can sense the existence of the offspring Gu no matter how far away it is," Ah Jin explained obediently.

"You haven't let me use this thing before, have you?" Wu Yuan asked tentatively.

"No, I didn't bring much with me when I escaped. This one wasn't successfully cultivated, so of course I haven't given it to you. The tracking Gu worms we had before weren't advanced enough; they had distance limitations. I've already created one." Ah Jin's eyes searched the ground as she quickly answered.

Wu Yuan relaxed a bit. When she rescued him, she had personally taken off his tattered clothes; he didn't have much on him.

It can only be said that she did not understand the Gu Masters who had spent years cruelly cultivating them, as their flesh and blood could quickly mature the Gu worms.

"We've been on the road the whole time, so you can't train many people, right? It's inconvenient to take them with you." Wu Yuan considered whether she should find a city and rent a small courtyard to stay in for a while.

Since arriving in this world, she has been on the road almost constantly, and she is getting a little tired.

"It's okay, we don't need that many Gu worms right now. I'll just raise a few gentle ones that are hard to cultivate." Ah Jin had a plan. He didn't want Ah Ning to hate him, and he didn't want to raise those fierce-looking creatures. But their aesthetic tastes seemed to be quite different, so he had no choice but to choose those with gentle effects.

"In a few days, let's find a quiet little town to stay in for a while. I haven't had a rest since we've been out for so long, and I'm a bit tired. Autumn is coming soon, so let's stay until winter before we leave."

"It's up to Aning to decide. I'm fine wherever I am."

The two wandered around the mountains for two days and found the medicine they were looking for. They also picked some familiar herbs that they could sell even if they didn't need them. Ah Jin is now very enthusiastic about making money.

Just as the two were about to leave, something unexpected happened: six masked men blocked their way.

Ah Jin was extremely nervous, standing in front of Wu Yuan, her entire body tense.

Wu Yuan looked at the group warily. Their headscarves and clothes were very familiar, very similar to the tattered clothes Ah Jin had worn before.

They are enemies, not friends!

"Ah Jin, you really didn't die." A hoarse voice said sinisterly.

As the other person began to speak, Ah Jin's tension reached its peak.

Wu Yuan spoke calmly, "Gentlemen, you should at least explain why you stopped us. I don't believe I've offended you."

"Shut up, you lowly woman from the Central Plains, how dare you abduct the Gu Master cultivated by our Gu Clan."

"Oh? Do you have any proof? He has an identification pass," Wu Yuan said calmly.

Money makes the world go round, and she still had a few identity documents and travel permits in her possession.

"Stop spouting your old Central Plains rules. His blood and flesh smell different. What right do you, someone infected with a Gu poison, have to speak?"

He spoke too quickly, and Ah Jin was too nervous to stop him. He didn't even dare to look at Ah Ning. He flew forward and started fighting with the group.

No matter how skilled he was or how deep his inner strength was, he couldn't withstand being surrounded and attacked by six of his own kind. Before long, he was bleeding. But he was fighting in a reckless manner, and the six people opposite him didn't want him dead. His blood and flesh were too precious for them. They would feel it was a waste if he was injured and bled.

Two of them exchanged a glance. They realized that Ah Jin seemed to be desperately protecting the Central Plains woman behind her. Without thinking about the reason, they ordered their companion, "Hold him back."

They headed straight for Wu Yuan, who had been watching from the sidelines.

Ah Jin's eyes were bloodshot, and he desperately tried to protect the person behind him. He knew his people too well; they would definitely use the Gu worms to control her. His injuries multiplied.

The first wave of Gu worms was blocked by Wu Yuan's internal force, and the second wave was blocked by the passive defensive spiritual artifacts on her body. When the sound of the spiritual artifacts shattering came, Wu Yuan knew that she could not remain passive. The rules of this world did not support the cultivation and fantasy system, and the role of spiritual artifacts was greatly reduced here. No matter how many spiritual artifacts she had, they could not withstand such consumption.

Ah Jin's entire body was stained red with blood. He desperately tried to rush this way, but just as the third wave of Gu worms flew out, two small green snakes ate some of them, and Wu Yuan dodged the rest.

The two men attacking Wu Yuan watched her with ease. If it were a contest of strength, she would still have some room to maneuver. But when it came to fighting insects, her internal energy wasn't good enough to keep killing them.

Ah Jin rushed to her side and stood in front of her, looking at her with a desperate sadness, before turning around to prepare to die together.

"Ah Jin," Wu Yuan's voice was slightly breathless, but her emotions were stable, "Step back."

"Ah Ning!"

"They're treating me like an easy target. Today I'm going to teach them a lesson: what's a weakness isn't necessarily a good thing. Back off!" The last two words were spoken firmly, with a hint of pressure.

"I,"

Wu Yuan didn't give him time to hesitate. She grabbed his collar and threw him behind her. She then leaped up and scattered several silver needles.

The six men looked at the sky full of silver needles and laughed contemptuously. "Is this all the skill you have? You dare to talk so arrogantly?"

Wu Yuan hadn't expected the silver needles to hurt anyone; what she wanted was for them to gather together. After scattering hundreds of silver needles, the six people ended up standing back to back in a close-knit group.

It's now!

Wu Yuan took out a grenade, pulled the pin, held it in her hand for a few seconds, then hid it behind the last silver needle. The grenade exploded as it was thrown into the circle of six people.

After throwing the grenade, Wu Yuan had already used her lightness skill to its fullest extent, pulling Ah Jin behind a large rock to the side.

The smell of gunpowder filled the air. Wu Yuan thought that explosive magical artifacts or talismans would be more suitable, but this world had no spiritual energy, and the rules of heaven restricted their use. She was afraid that she wouldn't be able to kill six people with one blow. She used weapons from another world, and these people would have to die here.

As for Ah Jin, Wu Yuan gritted her teeth and decided to wait and see.

After waiting for a while, there was still no movement outside. Wu Yuan quietly stepped out, leaned against the big rock, and observed for a while. The six people were no longer intact; they must be completely dead.

"Ah Jin, check if there are any Gu worms."

The man, leaning against the rock, raised his hand, and two green snakes quickly slithered out, sliding rhythmically in circles around the explosion site. After about fifteen minutes, the two green snakes returned and lazily burrowed into his hair.

"there is none left."