Chapter 82
Yu Xiao had spoiled those punks outside.
When those young girls found them and offered such a small amount, they were instantly displeased. “Is that all? Who do you think you’re looking down on?”
The girls were bewildered. “Isn’t 500 yuan enough?”
The punk rolled his eyes. “Of course it’s not. Do you know what our old rate was? A thousand yuan per person. And you lot are only offering 500? Who are you looking down on?”
Since this group of punks was asking for too much, the girls had to look for other ones.
But Yu Xiao had already dealt with all the punks around the school.
However, there was one weaker group that didn’t turn their noses up at the 500 yuan. Instead, they asked, “Who’s the person you want us to scare? What’s her name? Do you have a photo?”
“Yes, yes! I secretly took a picture. Her name is Jiang Youyou…”
Before one of the girls could even pull out her phone to show them the photo, the punks shoved the money back into their hands and bolted.
The girls looked at each other, completely bewildered.
“What was that all about?”
“I don’t know. Should we try finding someone else?”
One of the girls snatched back her hundred yuan and snapped, “Find someone? My ass! I’m done. If you want to keep looking, you can do it yourselves.”
“Hey, what’s that supposed to mean?”
“I think we should just drop it. Every time we’ve tried something, Jiang Youyou has come out fine, and we’re the ones who suffer. I bet those punks have also lost to her before.”
“How could she possibly beat those punks?”
Just as they were arguing, Qiu Chi appeared out of nowhere and added eerily, “Actually, I can.”
“Aaaah—”
Scared by Qiu Chi, the girls screamed and huddled together in a tight group.
When they realized it was Qiu Chi, their fear turned to anger. “Who are you trying to fool? If all five of us came at you, you might not even win!”
Her words seemed to open a new door for them. “That’s right! There are so many of us. Why should we be afraid of just one person?”
So, they gave up on hiring punks and prepared to take her on themselves.
Qiu Chi didn’t hit girls, but.
“Whatever they plan to do, you do it back to them.”
As Qiu Chi spoke, a few punks emerged. They were the very same ones who had just run off so quickly.
The girls, who had just mustered some courage, immediately lost their nerve. “Jiang Youyou, aren’t you afraid we’ll tell the teachers?”
Qiu Chi laughed at their stupidity. She glanced at the punks beside her, and one of them immediately spoke up. “Weren’t you the ones who paid us to threaten her? We recorded the whole thing. Imagine if your teachers and parents found out about this…”
He deliberately drew out the last words, and the girls’ faces turned pale.
One of them tried to act tough, but another punk pulled out his phone. “Want me to play it for you?”
When it came to psychological resilience, these schoolgirls were no match for the punks.
Intimidated by the punks, they caved.
The punk threatened, “If you dare try any funny business again, I’ll hand this recording over to your teachers and parents. No, I’ll make sure the entire school knows about it.”
At the thought of such a scene, their eyes reddened. One after another, they covered their faces and ran off.
Only after the girls had fled did the punks turn to Qiu Chi, trembling in fear.
Qiu Chi gave them an approving look. “Good job. But don’t even think about using this to blackmail them, or else…”
Her gaze slowly swept over them. Though her eyes held a hint of a smile, they began to tremble even more violently. “Y-y-you can rest assured, we would never do something so despicable. In fact, there was no recording. We were just bluffing to scare them.”
Of course, Qiu Chi knew they hadn’t recorded anything.
But even without a recording, the threat alone could be used for blackmail.
It wasn’t that she felt any sympathy for those girls.
Rather, the constant fear of believing someone had dirt on them was punishment enough. There was no need for them to also be blackmailed by these punks.
And things turned out just as Qiu Chi expected.
The thought that the punks had a recording that could be sent to their teachers, parents, or classmates kept the girls from sleeping well at night.
For the next few days, whenever they saw Qiu Chi in class, they were terrified and resentful, yet powerless to do anything. Their conditions visibly deteriorated. Not only did they have dark circles under their eyes, but they also started breaking out.
Qiu Chi, however, had no time to spare them any attention. She continued to rest her chin on her hand and daze off, yet she always managed to hold on to her top rank.
Yu Xiao was the male lead, after all. When he truly applied himself, his grades improved rapidly. Unfortunately for him, he could never surpass Qiu Chi.
This was, after all, just a school-life abuse novel, with the story set in high school.
With Qiu Chi’s arrival, the original plot had become completely unrecognizable.
Regardless, after the college entrance exams, the plot was considered complete.
Qiu Chi returned directly to the system space after successfully completing the college entrance exams.
Then, she briefly reviewed the plot.
After Yu Xiao transferred, he became Jiang Youyou’s deskmate. And unlike Qiu Chi, Jiang Youyou was not immune to him.
With such a handsome boy beside her, her young heart naturally began to flutter.
Yu Xiao had seen his fair share of admirers, so Jiang Youyou’s feelings didn’t escape his notice.
He only had to show a little interest, and Jiang Youyou fell head over heels.
Jiang Youyou began to rebel along with Yu Xiao.
Skipping class, drinking, going to internet cafes—her already mediocre grades plummeted.
Yu Xiao did like Jiang Youyou, but so many girls liked him that he didn’t consider her special.
Even while he was with Jiang Youyou, he rarely rejected the advances of other girls.
And naturally, Jiang Youyou couldn’t escape being bullied by his other admirers.
Yu Xiao saw all of this, but as long as Jiang Youyou didn’t say anything, he pretended not to know.
Jiang Youyou’s state of mind grew worse and worse, but Yu Xiao continued to feign ignorance.
The only time Jiang Youyou ever lost control was when she saw another girl kiss Yu Xiao.
It was the first time she had ever lost her temper in front of him, and it was also the last.
She died in a car accident, right in front of his eyes.
Only after losing her did he learn to cherish her, but she was gone forever.
In the end, Yu Xiao went abroad, suffering from severe psychological trauma. He refused treatment and lived the rest of his life trapped in that memory, dying at the age of thirty.
Qiu Chi sensed the additional aura within her body.
It wasn’t as much as in the previous world, but it was passable. She had no idea how this stuff was allocated.
“First, tell me what the next world is. Don’t tell me you don’t know. If you don’t, then you’re useless to me.”
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