Quick Transmigration: My System is a Big Liar

Since Jiang Lan was a party involved, she had the right to know the truth. Moreover, he had heard that Jiang Lan was quite skilled, so he wanted to tell her so that she could be prepared in advance.

Jiang Lan was shocked. There was another one?

I hope this won't kill her too!

Is 13,000 yuan enough to warrant the involvement of two human trafficking bosses?

Master Huang is Wan San's brother-in-law, so who is this Sister Ling to Wan San?

She was just trying to protect herself, why does everyone have to cause her trouble?

If only she had known earlier, well! If only she had known, she would have sent Wan San and the others in too.

Human traffickers deserve to be punished by everyone; it wouldn't be too much to beat them to death on the spot, let alone just send them to jail.

Lei Yucheng seemed to understand Jiang Lan's thoughts and explained,

"It is said that Wan San and Sister Ling have a close relationship. She will definitely not let this go easily. In order to prevent future troubles, we still need to stay in Beijing for a while. In addition, I still have some personal matters to take care of."

"I understand. Then I'll leave it to Commander Lei." Jiang Lan understood that this was both protection and bait.

But as long as she could catch this human trafficker leader and rid the people of this scourge, she was willing to be the bait.

For the next few days, Jiang Lan would go to the nearby department store every morning, have lunch at the state-run restaurant, and stroll in the nearby park in the evening.

Lei Yucheng would always disguise himself and follow her from a distance to ensure her safety.

After several days, no abnormalities were found.

September 3rd arrived in the blink of an eye. When Jiang Lan returned to the guesthouse that evening, Lei Yucheng told her that she would be taking a day off the next day because he had some business to attend to and might not be back until the evening. He told her to stay at the guesthouse by herself and be careful.

"Okay, I understand," Jiang Lan replied.

She wasn't curious at all about the private matters Lei Yucheng mentioned, since they had nothing to do with her anyway.

[Host, he is the side quest.] Ping An suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

[What?] Jiang Lan wanted to beat this unreliable system to death. Wasn't it supposed to not have appeared?

Ping An hesitated before replying, "I was busy watching a drama at the time, so I forgot."

Jiang Lan was furious and confiscated Ping An's tablet. "I'll keep this for you for now. I'll give it back to you when you've developed self-control."

Knowing he had made a mistake, Ping An dared not argue. [Host, Ping An understands.]

[Don't always admit the first mistake; I want to see tangible changes.] Having learned her lesson, Jiang Lan naturally wouldn't easily trust it again.

Send me Lei Yucheng's information.

Lei Yucheng, male, 30 years old, lieutenant colonel, currently serves as the regimental commander of the Yushan military unit.

His wife and parents all died in a fire three years ago, and tomorrow will be the third anniversary of their deaths.

Jiang Lan said in a sinister tone, "That's it? You don't want the tablet anymore?"

Ping An looked aggrieved. "Host, I'm innocent! This is really all the information I have."

……

The next morning, Jiang Lan had just finished washing up when she saw a little boy running towards her quickly, holding a letter in his hand.

"Auntie, someone asked me to give this to you. She's right there."

Jiang Lan looked in the direction he pointed, but saw nothing.

The little boy scratched his head, puzzled, and said, "Hey, it was just here a moment ago."

Jiang Lan took out a few candies from her pocket and asked gently, "Auntie received them, thank you. Do you remember whether the person who asked you to deliver the letter was male or female?"

Without hesitation, the little boy answered, "He's an uncle."

Then, holding the candy, she skipped and hopped away.

A man? Not Sister Ling, as Commander Lei mentioned.

Jiang Lan opened the letter in her hand, which was just a piece of paper with two lines written on it: "The game has begun. Are you ready to accept my revenge?"

It's Sister Ling.

Jiang Lan suddenly stood up and ran outside, but the steel plant was right across the street, and it was during working hours with people coming and going. She had no idea what this so-called Sister Ling looked like.

Revenge? How would he retaliate?

Jiang Lan suddenly thought of Lei Yucheng. Wan San and Master Huang were arrested, and both of them were at the scene. If Sister Ling wanted revenge, she would definitely target them.

She didn't leave the guesthouse, so that must be Lei Yucheng?

[Where is Lei Yucheng now? Is he safe?]

As soon as she finished speaking, Ping An connected the screen to the scene in front of her. Lei Yucheng was sweeping his parents' graves, and there was nothing unusual about the surroundings.

Jiang Lan was finally relieved.

Lei Yucheng didn't appear at the guesthouse until it was dark, looking disheveled.

Before Jiang Lan could ask anything, Lei Yucheng said with a gloomy expression, "Damn it, they actually tampered with my parents' graves. I almost, almost didn't make it back."

"Commander Lei, are you injured? Do you need to go to the hospital?" This was her mission objective, so of course she had to be concerned.

"I'm fine," Lei Yucheng shook his head.

Seeing that he said that, Jiang Lan stopped asking questions and recounted the letter she received that morning and what the little boy had said.

"male?"

Jiang Lan nodded; that's what the little boy said.

"Could this Sister Ling be a man?" Jiang Lan asked, voicing her doubts, since no one except Wan San and Master Huang had ever seen her.

Lei Yucheng pondered for a moment, "That's a possibility."

The information they received was from the confessions of low-level members of the human trafficking gang. They had only heard of this Sister Ling, while Wan San and Master Huang had remained tight-lipped.

Because a large section of Lei Yucheng's parents' graves had been blown open, he, as their child, naturally couldn't stand idly by, especially since it was because of him.

Considering that the trip would last for several days and that it wouldn't be safe for Jiang Lan to stay at the guesthouse, they decided to invite Jiang Lan to come along.

“Okay!” Jiang Lan readily agreed, as she was just worried about not finding an opportunity to spend time together.

Jiang Lan sat in Lei Yucheng's jeep, which appeared out of nowhere. At first, she was a little curious, looking around curiously, but as time went by, she lost all curiosity and was left with only a churning stomach.

The bumpy, uneven mountain road was like a roller coaster; if she hadn't been holding on tightly to the handrail, her forehead would probably be covered in bumps by now.

The Lei family lived in a village dozens of miles away from Beijing. The jeep swayed and bumped its way into the village, followed by a group of children chasing after it.

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As soon as the car came to a stop, Jiang Lan rushed out and leaned against a tree trunk to vomit. However, she had gotten up too early that morning and hadn't even had a sip of water, so she couldn't vomit anything.

"Comrade Jiang, are you alright?" Lei Yucheng handed over a water glass and asked with concern.

Jiang Lan waved her hand, indicating that she was alright.

Nausea, discomfort, and vomiting—this scene, as seen by the village elders, became the news that she was pregnant, and within half a day, the news spread throughout the entire village.

This is a later story, so let’s not talk about it for now.

Jiang Lan rested for a while before she felt better. Looking at the children who were reluctant to leave but dared not approach, she took out a handful of candy from her bundle and gave it to them.

These are the things she bought while shopping at the department store. There are food, drinks, clothes, and other necessities. When she first came to Beijing, she had nothing. Now, not counting the things in her spatial dimension, her bag is stuffed full.