The Metaphysical Little Beggar's Rebirth: I'm an Unlucky Star

In this way, the morning passed and the afternoon sports meeting was about to begin. In fact, most of the competitions were for children. The guests only participated in the relay and tug-of-war. Because Du Zijie took a leave of absence, there were only seven guests left. In order to distribute them evenly, it was finally decided to choose one person to be the host of the sports meeting.

None of them had any hosting experience, and they all looked at each other. Finally, Director Wei decided to use a lottery to select the unlucky person. There was no doubt that the unlucky person who drew the host was Shu Wanwan.

"Sure enough, my spiritual power is almost used up. Is the bad luck coming back with it?" Shu Wanwan looked at the note in her hand and the corners of her mouth twitched.

Everyone in the live broadcast room burst into laughter when they saw Shu Wanwan's embarrassed look.

"No way, this Sister Shu is really the chosen one."

"Hahahaha, looking at the expressions on their faces, none of them wants to be the host."

"I think Xia Wei is okay. Isn't Xia Wei a stand-up comedian?"

"It's good that stand-up comedians also have social anxiety, and the cute Xia Wei goes for a depressing style."

"Sister Shu is so unlucky. A few days ago, Sister Shu told her fortune and it became a hot topic. Everyone started digging into Sister Shu's life story. It's so miserable."

"Yes, yes, I saw it too. Born in an orphanage, she was in a car accident during the college entrance exam, and she was frequently targeted in negative news searches. Sister Shu is so miserable!! I'm so sad!"

"I feel so sorry for you, sister Shu, don't worry, I'll always be with you!!"

"What the hell is Pea? Our Sister Shu's fan club??"

"Little Pea is our sister Shu's fan club! Welcome to join Little Pea!!"

In the end, Shu Wanwan still gritted her teeth and started hosting with the script, but she soon felt comfortable with it. It was actually not as complicated as she had imagined, and the hosting didn't have to be so rigid. Everyone participating in the sports meeting was very cooperative, and the atmosphere became lively.

In a lively atmosphere, the sports meeting went smoothly. However, just when Shu Wanwan thought everything would go on as planned, an accident happened.

A student suddenly fainted during a competition, causing an uproar. Shu Wanwan immediately put down her hosting duties and rushed forward to check on the situation.

She noticed the student's face was pale and his breathing was weak. Shu Wanwan quickly made a judgment and directed the others to lay the unconscious student flat and administer simple first aid. While calling for first aid, Shu Wanwan had secretly placed a safety amulet in his pocket. She whispered something, activating the amulet.

After some efforts, the athlete's condition gradually stabilized. At this time, the only ambulance from the only hospital in Linjia Village also rushed to the scene and sent the fainted student to the hospital for further treatment.

"He should be okay, right?" Fan Yao muttered softly while looking in the direction of the ambulance.

"It's okay." Shu Wanwan also looked in the direction the ambulance drove away, with a complicated look in her eyes.

Soon the sports meet returned to normal, however, Shu Wanwan's heart could not calm down.

With the end of the sports meeting, the live broadcast also ended. Everyone packed up and returned to the farmhouse, but Shu Wanwan did not go back.

Shu Wanwan found the home of this student, Kong Xueyi. He had been sent home safely. The doctor examined him and said that there was nothing wrong with him, but he just had a high fever and was unconscious.

Shu Wanwan knocked on the door and a middle-aged woman came out to open it. Shu Wanwan looked at her face and found that it was Kong Xueyi's mother.

"Hello, I'm the teacher who came to Hope Primary School today to experience teaching. My last name is Shu." Shu Wanwan smiled lightly, revealing a sweet and harmless smile.

Kong Xueyi's mother didn't understand what Shu Wanwan meant specifically, but she understood the words "supporting teacher," so she quickly smiled and ushered Shu Wanwan in, "Please come in, Teacher Shu."

Shu Wanwan looked at the layout of the yard, pointed to a tiled house to the west and asked, "Where is this?"

"This is the child's great-grandmother's room. The old lady is in good health, but she doesn't come out often." Kong Xueyi's mother explained to Shu Wanwan.

"How old is this child's great-grandmother?" Shu Wanwan asked Kong Xueyi's mother.

"We don't know about this either. Grandma never lets us ask." Kong Xueyi's mother became confused when she heard Shu Wanwan ask this.

"Is it convenient for you to take me to see the child?" Shu Wanwan did not continue to ask and changed the subject.

Kong Xueyi's mother brought Shu Wanwan to the side of Kong Xueyi who fainted today.

"When the mind is free of distracting thoughts, all laws will be broken. Transform all things, purify evil spirits, and break~" Shu Wanwan threw out a yellow talisman out of thin air. The yellow talisman burned, and after a while the child on the bed woke up.

"Ah!" Kong Xueyi's mother screamed in fright and immediately ran over to hug the child. While hugging him, she felt that Kong Xueyi, who had been hot all over, gradually returned to normal body temperature.

She suddenly thought of the powerful master that everyone in the village had been talking about recently. She was a young girl, and she immediately understood Shu Wanwan's identity.

"Thank you, Master! Help my son get rid of his illness and disaster." The woman's eyes suddenly showed a bit more gratitude towards Shu Wanwan.

"It is true that it can eliminate disasters, but I cannot say that it can cure diseases, because he is not sick at all, but his life span has been borrowed." Shu Wanwan said to Kong Xueyi's mother.

"What? Borrowing life?" People in rural areas believe in these things, and the term "borrowing life" is not difficult to understand. Kong Xueyi's mother immediately thought of something.

"The so-called great-grandmother of your child is actually over 200 years old. She is not the great-grandmother at all, but the great-grandmother's grandmother. That's why she doesn't want to go out. She is afraid that someone will expose the truth." Shu Wanwan explained to Kong Xueyi's mother. Seeing that the woman was too scared to speak, she paused and continued, "Kong Xueyi should have entered the room of this so-called great-grandmother a few days ago. He has a yin constitution and his life span was borrowed, so naturally he fell ill. I just broke the Taoist method of borrowing her life span, and she will suffer the backlash soon."

"Ah...ah...ah..." Not long after, a pitiful wail suddenly erupted from the room next door, known as the "Grandma." The sound, as if coming from the depths of hell, was terrifying. The voice was filled with despair and pain, as if someone was suffering some terrible torture.

As if drawn by an invisible force, Kong Xueyi's mother stumbled into the great-grandmother's room. The moment she entered, her eyes were filled with astonishment, as if she had seen a demon from hell. The old woman, once robust and energetic, now resembled a withered tree. Her skin had lost its elasticity and moisture, becoming incredibly dry and rough. It clung tightly to her bones, forming deep wrinkles like the bark of an old tree.