Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

Unfortunately, no one made a sound, and there wasn't a single person in the entire hallway.

I initially thought it was a prank by a neighbor, but when I went inside, I discovered that several of her windows had been smashed with stones.

Song's mother launched into another tirade:

"Who the hell did this? They deserve to be struck by lightning!"

She had a very loud voice; her voice could be heard throughout the entire hallway.

After they finished tidying up, the two turned on their phones and saw that their message page had 99+ messages. The latest message was from their company's HR department.

Come in tomorrow to process your resignation. It's due to your personal reasons, and the company won't offer any compensation.

Song's mother's expression changed, and she was about to make a call to ask why, when an unknown number called in.

She clicked to answer: "Hello? Hello?"

A woman's cursing came from the other end of the phone:

"You vile thing, why don't you just die? Someone like you doesn't even deserve to have a child! I've been trying IVF for over ten years and still haven't gotten pregnant. How dare you treat Song Yuzhi like that? You worthless wretch, you deserve to go to hell when you die! Go to hell..."

Song's mother was stunned by the scolding and instinctively wanted to retort, but the phone was hung up.

Then another call came in: "Hehe, you bastard, watch out you don't get hit by a car when you go out."

After hurling a few insults and hanging up, Song's mother was furious. She opened her message box and saw a new message—a picture.

She clicked on it, and suddenly a demonic face appeared.

"Ahhh!!"

Song's mother screamed in fright, and her phone was thrown away.

And all this is just the beginning.

For a long time afterward, Mr. and Mrs. Song were subjected to cyberbullying by unknown individuals, their privacy was leaked, and their home address was discovered.

They receive all sorts of strange things from food delivery services and couriers.

Dead rats and insects are common, which makes them afraid to order takeout or pick up packages.

Even when they go out, they are always completely covered up. Despite this, they are still recognized sometimes. The disdain of passersby and the accusations and insults from some people make them cover their faces and run away in panic every time.

No one sells vegetables to them, so they have to buy from the elderly. Some of the elderly don't use mobile phones and don't know about their situation.

It was on the night they returned from the hospital that they learned that their insults towards Song Yuzhi had been posted online.

Their live stream videos have been edited and circulated countless times, some without even blurring their faces. Wherever they go, they are the object of public condemnation.

In just one month, they experienced unemployment, being surrounded and verbally abused when they went out, having paint splashed and wreaths placed in front of their homes, and being bombarded with text messages and phone calls.

There's nothing those bored netizens won't do, only things they can't think of.

The couple stayed at home, having already sent their parents to a nursing home. Now, no one in their family is allowed to go out.

They were so hungry that they could only eat plain noodles every day, and they couldn't even see a single green vegetable, let alone meat.

Song's mother numbly finished a bowl of noodles, then slumped onto the sofa and burst into tears.

"I knew it! Waaah, I knew that bitch Song Yuzhi was here to bring me bad luck. If it weren't for him, how could I be living like this?"

Song's father sighed and couldn't help but say:

"It's all your fault! You had to yell at him at the hospital. Couldn't you have waited until we got home? You could have yelled at him however you wanted at home!"

"Are you blaming me?" Song's mother asked incredulously.

She raised her hand and slapped Song's father on the shoulder, crying and cursing:

"It's all your fault! If it weren't for you, would I have gotten pregnant so young? You and your son have ruined my life!"

She was unreasonable, believing that it was all Song's father and Song Yuzhi's fault. She said that if she hadn't gotten pregnant back then, she would have been the factory manager of the branch factory long ago.

No, that woman who was promoted at the same time as her has long since saved enough money to start her own business, and over the years she has even expanded her company overseas.

She was forced to stay in bed to give birth to Song Yuzhi. When she returned after her maternity leave, she was demoted and had her salary reduced. Later, she even worked as a general laborer for a period of time.

Even after all these years, she remains in the position of team leader.

Whenever she thought of these things, Song's mother felt resentment; she hated the arrival of Song Yuzhi.

“It’s because Song Yu knew he was not good enough. He came at the wrong time and his grades were poor.”

“Other people’s children come to repay kindness, but Song Yuzhi comes to seek revenge. Others go to international schools early and become fluent in various languages ​​at a young age. What can Song Yuzhi do?”

As if she had found an outlet, Song's mother's scolding of Song Yuzhi never stopped.

"This must have been his doing. He's just trying to get revenge on me, that bastard..."

*

In the hospital, Song Yuzhi was already able to walk.

The last attack made Tao Zhou wary, wanting to watch him every moment, and of course, he wouldn't let him look at his phone.

Song Yuzhi knew the situation on his mother's side without even looking, because 211 had come to his side.

211 swung her leg: [Song Yuzhi over there is doing very well. She found a very, very good boyfriend and even brought him home. Your parents are very happy with him.]

The frustration in Song Yuzhi's heart instantly dissipated, and he smiled sincerely to himself.

No wonder I feel like I can breathe easily now. Can you see how Song's mother is?

211 nodded his sunflower head and showed him the screen on the other side:

[Look, still cursing. Host, you'll have to take your time.]

Song Yuzhi's eyes held a shadow of gloom. He had originally thought of letting them jump off the building as well, but after experiencing the original owner's suffering from depression that day, he suddenly had a better idea.

[Anonymously publicizing their sending of the elderly to a nursing home is problematic; such places might be places where elder abuse occurs.]

211 chuckled: [Leave it to the commander.]

Within a day, the two were in the news again.

The reason is simple: Song's mother's father had fallen and died in the nursing home a few days earlier.

The Song parents, who had been tormented by this for a while and dared not look at their phones, were completely unaware of this.

When the public learned of this, they were outraged and condemned the couple for their heinous and wicked behavior.

They don't support the people who gave them life, but they push their own children to the brink of death.

Now that her father has passed away, they haven't even gone to visit him once; they are truly unfilial.

Those who previously thought Song Yuzhi was unfilial are now speechless and have turned against him, joining in the condemnation of the Song couple.

On the day Tao Zhou's leg was removed from the cast, Song Yuzhi was also ready to be discharged from the hospital.

"Xiao Zhi, do you want me to help you pack your things?"

When Tao Zhou returned from his medical check-up, he had recovered and was preparing to pack his things to go home.

Song Yuzhi shook his head, a little embarrassed, and asked:

"Brother Zhou, I... I don't want to go back and get beaten up. Could you lend me some money? I want to rent a place."

He kept his head down, as if he dared not look at anyone.