Quick Transmigration: The Beautiful Host Wants to Have Both Love and Career

Meng Dong caught the person on An Er's back and put him down.

Yun Suisi walked up to the man and asked, "Meng Dong, what's going on?"

Meng Dong: "Replying to your question, young master, just now..."

In the woods, there was the rustling of leaves in the wind and the reflections of the trees under the moonlight, which sent chills down one's spine.

"An Er, are you sure there's a river here?" Meng Dong asked cautiously, afraid of disturbing some unknown monster.

An Er: "If my reasoning is correct, this is the place."

Meng Dong swallowed hard: "Okay...okay."

After walking for a while, we indeed saw a flowing stream.

but……

"An Er, An Er, look over there, isn't there someone lying there?" Meng Dong shook An Er's arm violently.

An Er frowned, stepped forward, and checked his breath: "Still alive!"

Meng Dong: "Then let's save..."

An Er grabbed Meng Dong: "Don't meddle in other people's business, let's go!"

Meng Dong shook his head and broke free from An Er's hand: "Since he is still breathing, he is alive. I can't just let him die."

An Er: "You..."

As Meng Dong picked up the person, he said, "Our young master once said, 'It is not gentlemanly to stand by and watch someone die, and it is unworthy to do what is right.' Moreover, it was the young master who saved my life."

There was a moment of silence, then An Er said, "Look at your skinny arms and legs, can you even carry someone? I'll carry you."

Meng Dong pouted unconvinced and muttered under her breath, "You're the one with skinny arms and legs." She retorted loudly, "Fine, you carry it then."

They quickly went back.

Yun Suisi looked at Meng Dong: "Well done."

Meng Dong tried hard to suppress the smile on his face and replied loudly, "Thank you for the compliment, Master!"

Jun Sui walked over, glanced at the person, and said, "Let's see if this person can still be saved." He then took Yun Suisi's hand and led the person away.

"Come on, Ah Si, try my cooking." Jun Sui held up a piece of roasted rabbit meat that was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with an irresistible aroma.

Yun Suisi took the roasted meat, smelled it first, and said, "It smells so good!" He took a bite and said, "Mmm, the meat is tender and juicy, not dry at all, delicious!"

Jun Sui laughed and said, "Eat more if you like it. Look how thin you are."

Yun Suisi: "I'm naturally thin, I can't gain weight no matter what I eat, okay? What, you think I'm too thin?"

Jun Sui: "No way, our A Si has the best figure. I like her so much, how could I complain?"

"After you finish eating, we'll sleep in the carriage for the night."

Yun Suisi nodded.

……

The next morning.

Sunlight streamed through the gaps in the carriage curtain, falling on Yun Suisi's face, captivating Jun Suixin.

"Well…"

Jun released Yun Suisi's lips: "A-Si, good morning."

Yun Suisi mumbled sleepily, "A-Sui, good morning."

"Meng Dong, bring the water." Jun Sui said to Meng Dong outside the carriage...

After the two finished washing up, they looked around and couldn't help but notice someone...

When the woman saw that Yun Suisi and Jun Sui had woken up, she quickly came over and said, "Thank you so much for saving our lives. I have no way to repay your kindness..." As she spoke, she knelt down and kept kowtowing.

Yun Suisi stopped her: "I see that you are polite, your hands are not calloused, and although your clothes are dirty, you can still tell that they are expensive. You should be a young lady from a wealthy family. How did you end up like this?"

Su Ranyu: "Replying to my benefactor, my surname is Su, and my given name is Ranyu. I was abandoned at an orphanage as a child and grew up alone and miserable until I met my mother..."

"My mother was a courtesan in a brothel. As she got older and fewer customers came, she took me in from the sales office."

Although I grew up in a brothel, my mother and aunts often helped me secretly study outside the private school when they discovered my talent for reading.

As I grew up, my mother and aunts collected books for me, hoping that I would have a good place to live.

They wanted to change their identity and status, unwilling to accept their fate, and I lived up to their expectations.

Su Ranyu gave a wry smile: "To say something outrageous, I once disguised myself as a man and obtained the title of a junior scholar. Everything was going in a good direction, but things always turn around when they reach their extreme..."

"In an attempt to curry favor with the newly appointed magistrate, the county magistrate's assistant hosted a banquet at a brothel. However, his men made a mistake and attempted to assassinate the magistrate, but failed."

However, in order not to offend the magistrate, the county magistrate first tried to coerce and bribe his aunts into taking the blame. When they refused, he tortured them severely to force them to confess, and then made it so that there would be no way to verify the truth.

After all, humans are as insignificant as ants, their lives as worthless as grass.

Although the magistrate was dissatisfied, he allowed the assistant magistrate to do as he pleased. Then the brothel was burned down, and I was the only one who escaped and ended up here.

The world is prejudiced against women, and no one will listen to their arguments; in the end, beautiful women turn to withered bones.

The wind rustled through the treetops, the bare branches swayed, and withered leaves fluttered down, as if mourning the lives lost.

Looking at Su Ranyu, who resembled a skeleton, Yun Suisi said softly, "Do you hate them? They used their power to oppress you and force you. Do you hate them? Do you feel that the world is unfair to women?"

Jun Sui, An Yi, Zhong Xia and the others all looked at Yun Suisi, but he ignored them and just stared at Su Ranyu.

Upon hearing this, Su Ranyu raised her head, looked at Yun Suisi, clenched her fists, and said, word by word, "I hate it. They used their power to oppress me and force me. I hate it. The world is unfair to women!"

Yun Suisi said calmly, "What gives you the right to hate me?"

Su Ranyu's eyes were bloodshot, and she gritted her teeth: "Why me? It's because I used the brothel to shelter women and children in the midst of war, saving many lives! It's because I was still exceptionally talented even while working in a brothel! It's because I topped the list of candidates for the imperial examination as a woman!"

Tears streamed down her cheeks like broken beads: "Women are no less capable than men. If women can study and take the imperial examinations, they can also support half of the court. Women's strength is never inferior to men's!"

Yun Suisi's eyes softened: "If I can help you continue your studies in the imperial examinations, can you become the top scholar this year?"

"Yes, I can." Each word was spoken with firm conviction.

“Okay.” Yun Suisi glanced at Jun Sui, who knew what he wanted to do.

Jun Sui said, "The world is in a difficult time now. You still need to take the imperial examination as a man. We can talk about other things after you have gained power."

Su Ranyu wiped away her tears and kowtowed three times to the two of them: "Su Ranyu thanks her benefactors for their kindness. I can only repay their great kindness another day."

Jun Sui: "An San, take Miss Su to Qingcheng Academy."

An San bowed and clasped his hands in a fist salute: "Yes, Your subordinate obeys."

Yun Suisi: "I feel that you are no ordinary person, but a dragon soaring through the clouds. Now that I am leaving, I wish Miss Su success in the imperial examination and that she will soon realize her lofty ambitions."

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1. To stand by and watch someone die is not the mark of a gentleman; to see what is right and not do it is to be unworthy of being human. — Ji Junxiang, *The Orphan of Zhao* (excerpt)

Two people, like ants, their lives as insignificant as grass. — Excerpt from *Records of the Grand Historian*

3. Women are no less capable than men. — Excerpt from *Records of the Three Kingdoms, Wei Annals, Biography of Emperor Ming*

4. I feel you are no ordinary creature, but a dragon soaring through the clouds and rain. — Song Dynasty, Xin Qiji, "He Xinlang: In Response to Xu Siyuan's Farewell to the Scholars for Their Visit with Wine" (excerpt)