Quick Transmigration: My System is a Big Liar

When Dean Zheng saw that the caregiver's symptoms were exactly the same as when Jiang Lan was in a coma, he naturally believed Jiang Lan's account.

He immediately apologized to the two men, saying, "It was our hospital's mistake that caused Comrade Jiang such a fright. We will definitely give Commander Lei and Comrade Jiang an explanation after we have investigated the matter." Then he had the unconscious caregiver taken away.

After everyone in the ward had left, Lei Yucheng took two steps forward and hugged Jiang Lan tightly.

"It's all my fault. I fell for someone's trick to lure you away from the mountain and almost got you hurt again. Luckily, you're alright."

Jiang Lan sensed his fear, and his voice trembled slightly. Was he worried about her?

She hugged his waist with both hands and patted him gently, saying, "Don't be afraid, I'm fine, I'm alright now."

After a long while, when Jiang Lan felt her neck was about to break from the pain, Lei Yucheng slowly loosened his grip on her hands.

Once freed, Jiang Lan immediately took a few steps back to stretch her sore neck.

Lei Yucheng also realized his earlier lapse in composure, coughed twice, and changed the subject, "You said last night that you had something to tell me when I woke up, what is it?"

Jiang Lan said, "It just happened. I fainted because I was poisoned. I wanted to discuss with you how to catch the person who poisoned me, but I didn't expect her to lose her composure and deliver herself to my doorstep."

Upon hearing that Jiang Lan had been poisoned, Lei Yucheng immediately went outside, saying, "I'll go get a doctor."

Jiang Lan stopped him, "No need, the poison in my body has been neutralized, otherwise I wouldn't be awake by now."

Seeing Lei Yucheng's worry, she had no choice but to make up a lie, "When I was a child, I ate a herb on the mountain that could cure poison. The village doctor said that herb was a panacea that could cure all poisons. This time, the poisoning must not have been severe, so the poison was slowly neutralized, and that's how I was able to wake up!"

"Host, this lie is full of holes. Only a fool would believe it," Ping An retorted, unable to bear it any longer.

"It's alright, as long as Lei Yucheng believes in me." Jiang Lan said nonchalantly, adding that they say people in love have zero IQ.

Sure enough, Lei Yucheng believed her fabricated lie and stopped mentioning calling a doctor.

I bought wontons for Jiang Lan at the hospital cafeteria.

After the two had breakfast, the doctor gave Jiang Lan a full examination, and the results were the same as a few days ago: there were no problems.

Dean Zheng acted even faster. Remembering that the hospital hadn't found anything wrong when Jiang Lan was unconscious, he sent the poison in the bowl to his friend who was a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to try it out. Unexpectedly, his friend brought the antidote that evening.

The female caregiver took the antidote and woke up quickly, but was immediately taken away by the police.

The female caregiver was guilty and scared because she had done something wrong. Without the police needing to interrogate her, she directly revealed who had instructed her. As Jiang Lan had expected, it was Zhao Xiaoya's mother, Lin Ruobing, who had instructed the female caregiver to do it.

Lin Ruobing is currently missing and has not taken leave from the hospital. A nurse saw her at the hospital that morning, suggesting that she may have realized things had fallen apart and fled beforehand.

Zhao Xiaoya didn't know where her mother had gone either, and she refused to believe that her mother would poison someone. She insisted that Jiang Lan was taking revenge and deliberately framing her mother.

The police quickly found drug-making tools and various bags of poison at Lin Ruobing's residence. This irrefutable evidence left Zhao Xiaoya with no way to deny it.

She never imagined that her mother was not only a skilled doctor but also a master of poison making, and that their home contained a large quantity of poison.

Thinking about this, Zhao Xiaoya felt a chill run down her spine.

Jiang Lan and Lei Yucheng were unaware of these matters; the two had already boarded the train back to Xingyuan.

Lei Yucheng considered Jiang Lan's health, as she had been unconscious and poisoned. Although the poison had been neutralized, she was still very weak, so he bought two sleeper tickets, one for the lower berth and one for the upper berth, so that she could be more comfortable.

After all, it takes several days and nights to travel from Beijing back to Xingyuan by train.

Lei Yucheng carried large and small bags in both hands, while Jiang Lan's hands were empty. The two moved forward amidst the shoving and pushing of the crowd.

Jiang Lan didn't take anything and boarded the train first. She found their sleeper berth and discovered that a grandmother and grandson were already lying in the lower berth. Even when they saw her come in, they still didn't make any move.

Jiang Lan frowned and kindly reminded her, "Auntie, this is the lower bunk I bought."

"Who said you bought this? I didn't know anything about it. Don't try to bully this old woman," the old woman said unreasonably. "Besides, so what if you bought it? My grandson is tired, can't he lie down for a bit?"

Jiang Lan suppressed her temper and kindly advised, "Auntie, your grandson is tired. You can ask the train conductor to change your berth, instead of taking up someone else's seat."

The old woman started acting like a rogue, "No, I don't have any money, so I won't give it to you. You're strong and healthy, can't you give way to us old folks?"

The onlookers nodded in agreement, advising her to be more generous and to respect the elderly and care for the young, saying that letting the elderly lie down wouldn't hurt them.

"Ha! You're so generous, why don't you buy them sleeper tickets?" Jiang Lan said sarcastically.

The onlookers immediately shut their mouths; they themselves couldn't bear to buy sleeper tickets, so how could they possibly buy them for others?

"I'll say it again, get up." Jiang Lan's cold gaze fell on the grandmother and grandson, and the child was immediately frightened by Jiang Lan's cold gaze and burst into tears.

"You worthless wretch, shameless slut, a whore who's been ridden, and you dare yell at my grandson? My grandson is lucky to be able to sleep in your sleeper berth. If you dare scare him, I'll tear your filthy mouth apart!" The old woman was heartbroken when she heard her grandson crying, and she rushed towards Jiang Lan, cursing and swearing.

Jiang Lan's eyes were full of disgust. Without dodging or flinching, she kicked the old woman away when she got close, sat down on her, and slapped her face repeatedly.

It's not that old people have become bad; it's just that bad people have become old, taking advantage of their age and acting with self-righteousness.

Is that even human language? Just because you're old or weak, does that mean everyone should give way to you?

If other families don't have children, why doesn't she give her grandson away to them?

She keeps calling her a money-loser, doesn't she even consider herself a woman?

If you despise women, why don't you just die?

At first, the old woman was still defiant, cursing Jiang Lan intermittently. But after her teeth were knocked out and she swallowed them along with the blood, she no longer dared to be arrogant and kept begging for mercy.

"Girl, let it go! She's already learned her lesson. There's no need to dirty your hands for someone like her."

"Yes! Don't worry, little sister, we'll all vouch for you. She insulted you first."

"She has a foul mouth, she deserves it, she's disrespectful to her elders."

Jiang Lan stopped when she realized Lei Yucheng should be arriving soon. She looked down at the old woman and saw her mouth move as if she was about to curse.

Jiang Lan's sharp gaze fell on her, and he threatened, "Think about whether you can bear the consequences before you speak."

The old woman swallowed back the words she was about to say, scrambled to her feet, grabbed her still-crying grandson, and fled the sleeper berth like a whirlwind.