Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character's Revenge

Qi Jingyu seemed to be afraid that she would have reservations, which is why he said these words with a reassuring tone.

Since things had come to this point, Qi Ning had no choice but to say, "Alright then, be careful and don't overexert yourself. It's okay if you fall, but please don't let me fall."

Qi Jingyu chuckled: "Don't worry."

Qi Ning then climbed onto his back.

Qi Jingyu carried Qi Ning on his back and felt very light; there was no weight on his body. He began to slowly walk back.

Qi Ning observed for a moment and saw that Qi Jingyu didn't seem to be having much trouble and was walking quite steadily. Feeling at ease, she wrapped her arms around his neck and relaxed, leaning against his back.

Qi Jingyu glanced back slightly.

He felt that Qi Ning was clinging to him a little too tightly and wanted to remind her to loosen up, but he felt it was difficult to say it.

After all, some things are better left unsaid, because saying them can make things awkward.

Qi Ning probably didn't realize that if he specifically mentioned it, she might get angry again and start arguing that she wouldn't let him carry her, which would be troublesome, as it would take her a long time to walk back by herself.

Thinking this through, Qi Jingyu decided to give up and quickened his pace, hoping to get back as soon as possible.

As Qi Jingyu walked, he couldn't help but think about what had just happened.

Fortunately, there were no weapons like bamboo sticks in the trap, and Qi Ning did not faint. She could still make sounds and hear him calling for her.

Otherwise, it wouldn't be easy to find her.

With such dense vegetation here, finding someone in such a secluded place is already difficult enough; finding someone who fell into the pit would be even more impossible.

Qi Jingyu couldn't help but remind him, "Don't run out alone again in the future. What you did today was too dangerous."

Qi Ning replied, "Then don't leave me alone. If I'm not scared, I won't run around."

"Okay," Qi Jingyu replied.

Qi Ning rested her head on Qi Jingyu's shoulder, looking at his profile, and thought to herself, "He's actually a pretty good person. He doesn't act like a prince at all, and he's quite patient with her. Does he really treat her like a younger sister?"

That won't do...

As Qi Ning was thinking, Qi Jingyu suddenly slipped and almost fell.

Qi Ning gasped in surprise and hugged his neck tightly.

"What's wrong? Does your leg hurt? Put me down and let me walk by myself."

"fine."

Qi Jingyu steadied himself, hoisted Qi Ning up a little, and continued walking forward.

"I just stepped on a smooth stone and slipped."

Qi Ning glanced back and saw that, just as he had said, it was a smooth, large rock covered in moss.

She turned around and continued to lie on his back.

"Hey, Qi Jingyu," she called out to him.

"Ok?"

"Didn't they find you a miracle doctor last time? He even said he could cure your leg ailment, but you've been taking the medicine for months and there's been no improvement. Could that person be a quack?"

Upon hearing Qi Ning mention the word "quack doctor," Qi Jingyu recalled that charlatan, who was indeed a quack doctor. Qi Ning had somehow gotten it right by accident.

He replied, "Perhaps, there really isn't any improvement."

"If this doctor isn't good, then let's find another one!"

"We'll see," Qi Jingyu said vaguely.

After all, his leg ailment is quite complicated, and many doctors have said it is incurable. It is not convenient to see a doctor now, otherwise there is a risk of revealing his condition.

Qi Jingyu looked at the small wooden house not far ahead and changed the subject: "We're almost there."

Qi Ning looked up and saw that they were almost there.

Qi Jingyu carried her directly into the cabin and placed her on a chair in the outer room.

He turned to her and asked, "How's your foot? Does it hurt a lot?"

Qi Ning lifted her foot and rotated her ankle: "It doesn't seem to hurt much anymore, it just hurt a lot just now."

"sure?"

"I am sure."

Qi Ning stood up and took a few steps to show Qi Jingyu.

"See? I told you it's nothing."

Yes, she's really fine. Her steps are light, and she doesn't look injured at all.

If it weren't for Qi Ning's exceptionally innocent expression, Qi Jingyu would have suspected that she had deliberately lied to him.

"what happened?"

Seeing Qi Jingyu staring at her feet without saying a word, Qi Ning waved her hand in front of his face.

"It's nothing." Qi Jingyu looked away.

Forget it, whether it's true or false, we've already brought her back, why should we hold a grudge against her?

He picked up some wild fruit from the side and handed it to Qi Ning.

"If you're hungry, eat some wild berries to fill your stomach first. I'll roast the rabbit."

"Oh."

Qi Ning took the handful of wild fruit he handed over. The wild fruit was wrapped in a large leaf, clean and with water droplets on it, so it was obvious that it had been washed.

Qi Ning picked one up and took a bite. It was sweet and sour, not bad.

It seems that Qi Jingyu is quite capable. Despite his status, he can find edible wild fruits, catch wild rabbits, and even prepare the food himself.

She had previously thought he was just a weak and helpless young nobleman, but in reality, he was much more capable than Qi Ning had imagined.

While Qi Ning was sitting in a chair eating fruit, Qi Jingyu brought in a wooden stool from outside, sat on it, skewered rabbit meat with a stick, and roasted it over the fire.

However, Qi Jingyu's cooking skills were somewhat worrying. He turned the fire up a bit too high, and before long, the rabbit meat was a little burnt.

He probably only saw how others grilled when he was a child, but never tried it himself. After all, he was a master, not just any master, and even when he was living away from home, he had people to serve him.

Even if he had used his own skills when he was a child, he had been staying in the Marquis of Changping's residence for the past seven years and had no opportunity to do so. It had been too long and his skills had become rusty.

"It's burnt," Qi Ning said.

Qi Jingyu also faintly smelled the burning smell. He quickly took the rabbit meat off the fire and examined it carefully.

Fortunately, only half of it was a little mushy, the other half was fine.

He tore off the good half and handed it to Qi Ning: "Eat it."

Qi Ning glanced at him and took it.

She was already half full from eating the fruit, so she casually tore off some rabbit meat and ate it, then handed the rest to Qi Jingyu: "I'm full."

Qi Jingyu didn't mind at all; he ate what she left behind.

This is probably related to his childhood experiences. In any case, if he had grown up in the royal family and been a prince of high status, he certainly wouldn't have done such a thing.

Qi Ning looked at the leaping flames on the fire and thought that Qi Congming and the others should have received the news by now.

In the original storyline, Qi Jingyu had just fallen off a cliff in the morning when Zeng Wanqing sent someone to inform Qi Congming. Qi Congming was extremely anxious but could not leave his post without permission, so he could only go and explain the situation to the emperor.

When the emperor heard that Qi Congming's son and daughter had fallen off a cliff, he naturally wouldn't forbid Qi Congming from going to find them.

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