Quick Transmigration: Don't Let an Honest Man Become a Villainous Supporting Female Character

The village chief and Chen Yiping just came in. Ji Chaoxi didn't greet them, but Xie Zhiqing smiled at them.

Chen Yiping glanced at Xie Zhiqing, who was following behind Ji Chaoxi.

"What's wrong?"

The commune director, puffing on his cigarette, said, "That little brat wants to enroll Qin Du, and she's even bringing up the second son of the Jiang family. Can't you believe it?"

The village chief sat in a corner, sipping hot tea: "Is everything taken care of?"

The director nodded: "Everything that needed to be done has been done."

Chen Yiping picked up the registration form on the table and looked down at it.

The director chuckled and said, "This is what Zhu Xin's sister just filled out. She was crying and cursing, and she does resemble Zhu Xin quite a bit."

"Why is she so concerned about Qin Du? Could these two really be dating?"

Chen Yiping didn't respond. He crumpled the registration form into a ball and threw it aside.

The deadline for college entrance examination registration has passed.

When Qin's mother found out about this, she cried her heart out. Ji Zhuxin kept comforting her, saying that she could take the test again next time.

But everyone knows that even if there is a next time, even if the higher-ups say they don't care about ingredients, who can interfere with how things are handled below?

Ji Zhuxin told Ji Chaoxi to go to school; she couldn't just stop studying if Qin Du didn't come back.

Ji Chaoxi sat in the side room, looking at the empty seat next to her, feeling extremely sad.

Late at night, Ji Zhuxin sat beside Qin's mother, wiping away her tears: "Auntie, Qin Du is very lucky, he will come back."

Qin's mother held her hand tightly, her eyes filled with sorrow: "If only I had died a few days ago, I wouldn't have been such a burden to him."

While other children in the village were still playing, Qin Du had already started supporting his family, working in the fields every day without ever slacking off.

She was very ill, and the medicine cost a lot of money. In addition to farming, he also had to hunt and sell the animals on the black market, but he didn't earn much money.

Ji Zhuxin sighed: "Please don't say that. Aunt, your only task now is to take good care of your health. If you're gone, Qin Du will really have nothing left to cherish in this world."

She went to ask around at the forest farm, and the workers there said they had never seen Qin Du, but their reactions clearly showed who she was talking about.

This is strange.

Ji Zhuxin frowned. Logically speaking, Qin Du should have returned by now.

Two more days passed. Although there was still medicine, Qin's mother's condition was getting worse and worse. It was ultimately a mental illness, and Ji Zhuxin was helpless. She could only stay with her every day and try to get her to eat something.

On the other side, Ji Chaoxi was still preparing for the exam. Ji Zhuxin noticed that she was not in the right state of mind and was both angry and distressed: "If you continue like this, I will have Xie Zhiqing come and keep you company."

Ji Chaoxi then began to study hard.

To be honest, Ji Zhuxin felt very sorry for Qin's mother and Qin Du; they were two pitiful people.

Despite her sympathy, Ji Chaoxi was still her top priority. She wanted Ji Chaoxi to get into university and work in the county.

She had done more than enough for the Qin family; she could waste some time and energy on them, since she had the time.

But Ji Chaoxi can't do that; she has to devote all her time to studying now.

Before dawn, Ji Chaoxi would be dragged out of bed by Ji Zhuxin and kept studying until very late before being put to bed. Ji Zhuxin wanted to exhaust Ji Chaoxi so that she would stop thinking about all that nonsense.

The wind was howling outside, and I couldn't tell where the draft was coming from, so I felt like the room just wouldn't get warm.

Ji Zhuxin searched for a long time before finding the leaky hole. She used something to plug it up, but it wouldn't last long.

Qin's mother coughed softly, her gray eyes looking at her: "Zhuxin, go back to sleep, it's nothing."

"It's alright, I'll sit for a while longer," Ji Zhuxin smiled.

Qin's mother's eyes reddened again. That's how it is when people get old; anything can make her cry.

Ji Zhuxin sat in front of the stove, adding firewood, thinking about Ji Chaoxi's future college entrance exam.

If she can pass the exam this time, that would be great. If she doesn't, she'll need to find a tutor. With the foundation from the first attempt, she'll definitely pass the second time.

Outside, the old tree branches beat wildly against the earthen wall in the cold wind, the sound of the wind like the whistling of wild ghosts, making one's hair stand on end.

Xinniu Village is not a familiar place; it can freeze you to death in winter and scorch you to death in summer. Ji Zhuxin yawned, pulled her clothes tighter, and leaned against the wall.

Without realizing it, her eyes gradually closed.

"Crunch—"

Suddenly the wooden door was opened, and a strong gust of cold wind rushed in, piercing her neck. Ji Zhuxin jumped up in fright from the cold.

Just then, a bloodstained hand gripped the threshold tightly. He practically burst in, like a pile of rotten flesh.

His face was frozen purple, and blood mixed with mud and gravel clung to his tattered clothes. His fingernails were mangled and filled with frozen soil, and he smelled of earth and diesel engines.

The things in Ji Zhuxin's hands fell to the ground with a thud. Her pupils constricted instantly, and she couldn't utter a sound.

Her voice changed: "Qin...Qin Du?"

She rushed over immediately, but Qin Du was covered in so many wounds that she didn't dare touch him.

"How did you become like this?!" she asked in disbelief.

Weren't you supposed to be working as a temporary worker at the forest farm?

She quickly dragged him inside and closed the door tightly. When Qin's mother heard the noise, she was extremely excited and tried to get off the bed, trembling.

Ji Zhuxin quickly stopped her: "Auntie, you should lie in bed. I can't take care of two people right now."

Qin Du's consciousness was completely blurred. He was trembling all over from the pain, and his throat was filled with the taste of rust.

Ji Zhuxin was too busy to handle everything, so she quickly went next door to wake Ji Chaoxi up.

Ji Chaoxi was pulled over by Ji Zhuxin in a daze, and her face turned pale with fright when she saw the person lying on the bed.

Ji Zhuxin skillfully treated Qin Du's wounds, while Ji Chaoxi poured out basins of bloody water and brought fresh hot water to Ji Zhuxin's side.

"Sister, is Brother Qin Du dead?" Ji Chaoxi asked, tears streaming down her face.

Ji Zhuxin choked up: "Wipe away your own tears, it's not that easy to die."

After treating Qin Du's wounds, it was already fully light. Ji Chaoxi went to the clinic to call a doctor, who was also shocked by the injuries on Qin Du's body.

The doctor spent the whole day carrying a medicine kit and bandaging patients. After finishing, the doctor was so tired that his face turned pale. Qin's mother watched this scene with red eyes.

The doctor frowned as he looked at Qin Du's clenched fist: "What is he holding? Tell him to loosen his grip."

He and Ji Zhuxin tried hard to pry his hand off, but they couldn't get the thing out of his hand.

The doctor wiped the sweat from his forehead: "Never mind, let him take it if he wants."