Quick Transmigration: Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character Reaches the Pinnacle of Life

When Shu Yi saw Qiu Tong, a flash of jealousy crossed her eyes.

God is so unfair! How could He have made this village girl so beautiful with such fair skin? Is she even a village girl?

Compared to Shu Yi, a sent-down youth from the city, Qiu Tong looks more like the one.

How can someone work in the fields every day and still maintain fair skin?

Shu Yi's jealousy was no longer concealed; her resentful gaze was fixed on Qiu Tong, and even a fool could sense her abnormality.

Qiu Tong couldn't understand why this woman was so hostile towards her; she showed absolutely no interest in her.

Do we have to get to know every single cat and dog?

Even if she doesn't want to know the other person, someone will still tell her who they are.

Aunt Yang was also in the group. She was already unhappy that her son often went to Zhao Di, that vixen.

If Zhao Di were to become her daughter-in-law, she would rather that little hussy Shu Yi be the one, at least she wouldn't lay a hand on her.

Aunt Yang deliberately spoke sarcastically next to Qiu Tong, "See that? That's the woman Da Niu likes."

They're educated youth sent down from the big provincial capital, unlike you who can't even read a few characters.

Unlike you, a vixen, who seduces everyone.

My son is only temporarily infatuated with you. In the end, he will still choose to be with Shuyi. Don't even dream about wanting to be my daughter-in-law. Pah!

Finally, she spat to the side, but she didn't dare spit towards Qiu Tong; she spat in another direction.

Qiu Tong was speechless. How could they all be so self-righteous? Which of them saw that she wanted to be Aunt Yang's daughter-in-law?

Because of Da Niu's undisguised pursuit, the villagers all thought that Zhao Di would eventually accept Da Niu's advances.

In their village, when men and women are paired up, they usually prioritize those from their own village.

Occasionally, they might be paired with people from neighboring villages, but if there are good women or men in their own village, they will still prefer to stay in their own village. This is a problem left over from feudal society.

The villagers naturally assumed that Da Niu and Zhao Di would get together sooner or later. However, they were not optimistic about Zhao Di becoming Aunt Yang's wife, as everyone knew Aunt Yang's character.

Zhao Di used to be very thin, even to the point of being unrecognizable, so people didn't notice that she was so fair-skinned.

When doing farm work, Qiu Tong always wraps herself up tightly to avoid getting sunburned.

Being fair-skinned now doesn't mean you'll stay fair forever. If you don't take care of yourself, your face might be covered in spots before you even reach middle age.

Usually, when Qiu Tong is in the fields, she is always wrapped in a large coat and working with her head down.

Aside from the people in the commune, Qiu Tong didn't usually interact with others, so naturally no one knew that Qiu Tong was so beautiful.

This time, there was no scorching sun on the mountain, so Qiu Tong didn't wrap herself up. She was just like she usually is when she goes up the mountain.

Anyway, it was just like the last time Aunt Yang met Qiu Tong. Not only did she show her face, but she also wore slightly more fitted clothes to make it easier for her to move around.

The dress, when it clung to her body, revealed her slender figure.

Several married male villagers who accompanied her frequently glanced at Qiu Tong.

Before a water source could be found, the village gossips had already started cursing and swearing, their target naturally being Qiu Tong.

What she said was similar to what Aunt Yang said: she was unhappy that her husband was looking at Qiu Tong.

This search for a water source is a matter of life and death for the entire village, so several people from the steel mill have been transferred here.

In addition, since only women went up the mountain, their own husbands were not at ease with them, so in the end, many men from the village came instead.

In the deep mountains now, it's rare to find prey; they've either been captured by Qiu Tong or are fleeing disaster.

Animals have a spirituality and can sense threats that humans cannot.

Animals are always aware of any natural disasters.

The group of middle-aged women who had come hoping to find a bargain all regretted coming to suffer after failing to find any prey.

Finally, they arrived at the source of the water and found that even the lakes there were beginning to dry up. Although there was still water in the lakes, the days of drying up were not far off.

Upon seeing this, the villagers became agitated, especially the older women, who cried and screamed, almost throwing a tantrum on the ground.

Qiu Tong remained calm. She went up the mountain every day and was basically aware of the situation. However, when the commune asked her, she pretended that she had not gone deep into the area.

Shu Yi's face also turned very pale. She had only come to this village two years ago and was going to stay for several more years. Now that the environment had become so harsh, would she be able to leave here alive?

With poor harvests and dried-up water sources, how can people survive?

Tao, the commune leader, forced himself to calm down and told the people holding water containers to quickly fetch water from the lake.

In any case, we still have to get through this period first, and we can deal with the rest later.

Otherwise, once the lake dries up completely, they won't have anywhere to find water.

Qiu Tong concealed the fact that she was storing water from the villagers, and seemed completely unfazed.

She came on a mission, not as a saint, and had no responsibility to save the villagers.

Her primary task is to help her three adopted brothers, and secondly, to help ordinary people. She will save those she can, but only if she can ensure that the interests of her three adopted brothers are not harmed.

In this era of frequent disasters, having enough to eat and wear is not so easy.

She couldn't even guarantee that her three adopted brothers would have enough to eat and wear during those three years of famine, so how could she help the villagers?

As soon as Qiu Tong had this thought, Xiao Fu immediately poured cold water on her mind.

"Master, your idea is dangerous. Think about the content of each mission, and then look at your current thoughts. Do you really think it's okay?"

As mentioned before, the tasks on the surface are not the real tasks; there are some hidden tasks that Qiu Tong needs to discover on her own.

For example, this time, the mission was supposed to be to ensure that the three younger brothers were well-fed and clothed, but it was mentioned before the mission was explained that this plane was difficult to operate due to the resentment of the hungry ghosts.

If the problem of the resentment of the starving ghosts is not resolved, then even if Qiu Tong raises her three younger brothers to adulthood safely, she will still be unable to leave this plane.

The hidden mission here is actually to rescue these starving ghosts and save them from starvation.

Little Fu was extremely anxious, but it couldn't say it outright, so it could only hint at it to its owner in this way.

The fact that Qiu Tong was able to safely navigate through the previous few planes shows that she is not stupid.

With Xiao Fu's hint, she carefully recalled what Xiao Fu had said before, and realized that if she still couldn't understand it, she would have lived in vain.

Then her face turned pale; she was angry.

What a hidden quest! This quest is definitely the most difficult of all her quests to complete.

She had already been thinking that supporting her few adopted brothers was already difficult enough, and now with a bunch of starving ghosts on top of that, she felt that her mission might be doomed.

Sigh, there's no use thinking about it now, I should just deal with the problem at hand.

After careful consideration, Qiu Tong decided that now was not the time to take out the water she had stored. She would wait until the drought worsened before distributing some of it to help the villagers.

She also needs to think carefully about how to save people in other regions.

Qiu Tong silently complained to herself, "This time I've really become a saint."

Hearing Qiu Tong's thoughts, Xiao Fu secretly chuckled, knowing that its master understood its hint.

Another ten days or so passed, and during these days, everyone relied on the water from the lake to get by.

Finally, the lakes on the mountain dried up completely, and a large area of ​​crops in Tangjia Village had already withered and died due to the lack of water.

At this time, the team sent by the government to pick up Qiu Tong also arrived at Tangjia Village.

Seeing the current state of Tangjia Village, team leader Wang Shaoyu frowned, but he still headed towards the village commune.

The commune at this time was no longer as lively as it used to be; people were struggling to make ends meet, and villagers were arranging their own meals.

Fortunately, each family had secretly stored some food, which allowed them to survive. However, now that there is no water, even if they have food, it is useless without water.

Everyone had already discussed it, and if they couldn't come up with a solution in a few days, they would prepare to flee the famine.

When the villagers saw a group of people in military uniforms enter the village, they all assumed that the government had sent them to provide relief, and they all came out of their houses to watch them approach with eager anticipation.

Seeing them head towards the commune, the villagers followed closely behind.

Wang Shaoyu didn't chase them away and let them follow.

Wang Shaoyu had been to this place before when he was on a mission, so he knew where the village commune was.

The people in the commune were all state employees, essentially village committee cadres stationed in the village for extended periods.

Brother Tao had long been established in Tangjia Village, overseeing the management of several neighboring villages. He knew Wang Shaoyu; he was the one who hosted him last time.

When he saw Wang Shaoyu, he rushed up to him and asked happily, "Platoon Leader Wang, did the country send you to help us?"

Tao Ge shared the same thought as all the villagers: that Wang Shaoyu's arrival was arranged by the state.

A crew-cut young man next to Wang Shaoyu muttered under his breath, "What platoon leader? He's clearly a battalion commander. Doesn't he know how to read ranks?"

His voice was too soft for anyone to hear except Wang Shaoyu, who was closest to him. Wang Shaoyu gave the crew-cut young man a warning look.

The crew-cut young man immediately made a zipper by hand to indicate that he would no longer speak.