The cannon fodder female supporting role stirs up trouble in period literature

"Which one?"

The conductor's eyes lit up, and he looked in the direction the two men were looking at. He saw a beautiful woman in front of a group of passengers, smiling and waving at the two beggars. He immediately wanted to come over to catch them, but was stopped by Xia Yu, who kicked the beggars of Honeysuckle. The conductor wanted to stop him, after all, he was still in uniform, and kicking someone in public would affect their image among the public. But Xia Yu turned his head and grinned at him, "Don't listen to his nonsense, he's my leader."

The police understood that this comrade was a leader sent down from above. He was a leader, and he was the leader of the leader. He was also the comrade who caught the two kidnappers. How could they still want to bite the leader sent down from above? This was really an aggravated crime!

Hua Honeysuckle asked him silently: "Who is your leader?"

Xia Yu raised his eyebrows and smiled at her, which made Hua Rendong roll her eyes at him and pull Qin Shuyue back to the carriage.

Five kidnappers were caught at once, and everyone helped to take them to the dining car. We waited until the next station and asked the contact person at the station to come and take the five kidnappers away for interrogation.

After that, there was nothing else for Xia Yu to do. He changed into his clothes and returned to the carriage.

Qin Shuyue's attitude this time was extremely attentive. She ignored Xia Yu's previous cold face and pestered him to tell her how to catch the kidnapper.

Xia Yu was not aloof. Seeing that the girl was not as ignorant as they first met and that she was chatting happily with Hua Rendong, he told her how he caught those kidnappers. He spoke vividly, but the content was nothing more than that they held a bag, used the same rhetoric, took advantage of the woman's sympathy, knocked the person unconscious, and then pretended to be unwell and half-supported and half-dragged the person away.

If Xia Yu had not discovered it in time, these women might have been taken off the bus after two stops, with disastrous consequences.

After telling the story of catching the kidnapper, Xia Yu threatened: "Those kidnappers love to kidnap little girls like you who look innocent and fearless. They always fool them."

Qin Shuyue was not convinced and was about to retort when she remembered that she had been knocked unconscious just now. If it weren't for Hua Rendong, she might have been abducted somewhere by now.

The station was not well guarded at that time, and people could enter and exit through any path. It was almost impossible to find anyone once you got off the train.

Thinking of this, Qin Shuyue broke out in a cold sweat on her back. She had never been so scared even after waking up from being knocked unconscious just now. Isn't this what Xia Yu just said about not knowing fear?

Seeing that she took his threats to heart, Xia Yu was satisfied. This kind of girl, who looked innocent at first glance, must have been spoiled at home since she was young and knew nothing. She really needed to be threatened more when she went out, otherwise she would open up to everyone she met and would be easily deceived one day.

Just like the man named Cheng they saw when they first got on the bus, it was obvious at first glance that he was not a good person.

But then again, what about Cheng? He hasn't come back for so long, was he kidnapped? Tsk tsk, kidnappers nowadays are really not picky, they kidnapped a man like him who has no looks, no height, and looks weak at first glance? He was sent to a black kiln and was not able to work.

At around three o'clock in the afternoon, Hua Rendong and Xia Yu went to the dining car to buy food. Qin Shuyue asked them to bring back two meat buns for her.

The lunch boxes at that time were much more substantial than those later, and not expensive.

It was packed in aluminum lunch boxes, the cheapest one was 20 cents a box, and the most expensive one was only 50 cents a box. Hua Jindong had eaten a lot of snacks along the way, and didn't want to eat too much on the bus, so he bought a 20-cent rice bowl with stir-fried shredded potatoes with dried chilies. Xia Yu had been busy for most of the day and was already starving, so he bought two 50-cent boxes, one for braised pork and one for braised fish.

He didn't go back to the carriage to eat with Qin Shuyue, but ate directly in the dining car.

Hua Honeysuckle tasted a piece of grilled fish and found it delicious, so she exchanged half of her own fried potato shreds for Xia Yu's grilled fish.

Xia Yu just smiled and said nothing.

There were not many people in the dining car at that time. Hua Rendong saw that there was no one around, so she took out a bottle of rice and meat sauce from the space and poured half of it into Xia Yu's lunch box.

"Don't accuse me of stealing your fish. I even gave you meat sauce."

Xia Yu nodded quickly, "Meat sauce tastes better than fish."

Hua Honeysuckle was satisfied. Seeing Xia Yu eating with big mouthfuls, she felt a little craving for the meat sauce, so she poured some meat sauce into her own lunch box.

It is indeed produced in the space and processed by Chef Luo, so it tastes better than the food in the dining car.

After dinner, Hua Honeysuckle wanted to buy meat buns for Qin Shuyue, but was told that the buns had been sold out. So she didn't buy anything and came back to tell Qin Shuyue the truth. Qin Shuyue pouted and finally ate half a bag of Hua Honeysuckle's caozigao.

At around five o'clock in the evening, there was a sound of someone turning over on the upper bunk. Xia Yu was startled. He was always alert, so how could he not notice that there was someone else on the upper bunk?

As he stood up, he reached out to the upper bunk, grabbed the arm of the person above him and threw him to the ground.

This sudden change scared Hua Rendong and Qin Shuyue. When they saw Cheng Aiguo lying on the ground, they remembered that they had carried this man to the upper bunk.

Cheng Aiguo slept for half a day, but before he opened his eyes he felt dizzy, as if he was thrown from a high place to the ground.

He opened his eyes and found himself lying on the ground for some reason. In particular, he felt pain in his back as if he had been thrown down. He asked confusedly, "What happened to me? Why am I lying on the ground?"

When Xia Yu saw Hua Rendong winking at him, he realized that this guy must have been tricked when the kidnapper entered the carriage and wanted to kidnap Hua Rendong and Qin Shuyue.

Although he was the one who threw the person to the ground, he could not admit it no matter what. He cleared his throat and said, "Comrade, there was a kidnapper in the car who used drugged tea to commit a crime. You were accidentally caught. We didn't know how to wake you up, so we just let you lie there for now."

Cheng Aiguo remembered that a woman had come in with tea leaves to show them before, and he knew nothing after smelling the scent of the tea leaves, so he believed what Xia Yu said.

He struggled to get up from the ground, his whole body aching, and he couldn't help but curse those kidnappers, "This is the first time I hear of a kidnapper kidnapping a grown man."

Xia Yu said nonsense in a serious tone, "This is not the first time I've heard of this. I've heard people say before that kidnappers kidnap strong laborers. Some are locked up to sell their blood. When all their blood is drained, they are buried. They can only live for a year or two. Some are sent to work in illegal coal mines. They work from dawn to dusk, hunched over in a mine that is half a person's height. When they die of exhaustion, they are buried in a pit dug."

Cheng Aiguo's face turned pale with fear when he thought about how he was almost forced by kidnappers to sell blood or dig coal. He grabbed Xia Yu's sleeve and trembled all over. He didn't even care about the pain from the fall. He just felt that there was danger everywhere except around these people.

This makes Qin Shuyue seem even more heartless. She was almost abducted, but this girl acted like nothing happened.