Quick Transmigration: Refusing to Be a Victim's Child

After listening to her children's heated argument, Wu's mother felt that her son was too soft-hearted and immediately told him to stay in the house and take care of his sister.

Seeing that Wu's mother was about to leave, Shao Linshen narrowed his eyes slightly and quickly reminded her:

"Mom, you really need to think this through. Once you do something like this, it will be too late to regret it later."

Since our family has the system's assistance, living a comfortable and peaceful life is only a matter of time. We could easily target a real scumbag; there's really no need for that…”

"Alright, can you stop nagging!"

Wu's mother interrupted him impatiently, her face darkening, and said irritably:

"Your sister is right, you're just too soft-hearted. What do we care about good people or bad people, as long as our family is doing well, we don't care if they live or die."

"If you have so much free time, you'd be better off sitting down and spending some time with your sister."

After saying that, Wu's mother turned and walked out of the small house.

Before leaving, she muttered to herself that this son was not like a member of the Wu family at all. He always hesitated before doing things and was not as pleasing to her as her sister.

The house was a simple shed with a roof, and the walls between the rooms were just made of wooden planks or rusty iron sheets pieced together haphazardly, with wisps of cold air seeping through the gaps.

The room was poorly lit, and even during the day it felt like it was shrouded in a gray veil. Cold winds came in from all directions, making people shiver.

As for soundproofing, it was even worse. The noise Wu Liangxin made earlier had already penetrated the thin partition wall and woke up Shao's father, who was still half asleep in the Shao family's room across the street.

However, the wound on his leg was inflamed and swollen, and he was currently holding his leg and treating the wound.

He sat on the edge of the bed, and out of the corner of his eye, he saw his wife come in. His drowsy head swayed, and he remembered that the imposter had suddenly gone mad yesterday, as if he had smashed something on their heads, causing him to fall into a deep sleep for a long time before he could open his eyes.

His head was still throbbing, so he frowned and asked:

"Where did that brat go? What happened yesterday? Is her healing ability reliable? Hurry up and coax her over here to heal my leg injury."

At this point, Shao's father's stomach rumbled again, and he couldn't help but sigh:

"I don't know if my leg injury can be healed quickly. If that girl isn't capable enough, I'm afraid I won't be able to go hunting for the next few days."

As soon as Wu's mother entered the room, she saw this person sitting on the bed talking to himself for a long time.

Her heart was in her throat, fearing that her true identity would be exposed, and she had no mind to listen to what he was saying.

At that moment, I just gave a perfunctory reply, making up some vague answers:

"No, it's nothing. Since you're not feeling well, just stay home and rest. Your health is important."

As she spoke, Wu's mother quickly scanned the room, spotting a large plastic bucket filled with water in the corner. With a quick glance, she grabbed a chipped, broken bowl, filled it with water, and handed it to the other person.

"Here, have some water to soothe your throat."

Looking at her strange and reserved demeanor, Shao's father felt puzzled, but ultimately said nothing.

Just as he was about to reach out to catch the bowl, it fell directly onto him before it even touched his fingers, instantly soaking his clothes.

Shao's father hurriedly wiped the water off his clothes, his brows furrowing in displeasure.

"Tsk, what's wrong with you today? You're making a fuss over something so small... Ouch... Did something prick me?"

Shao's father had only spoken halfway when he felt a sharp, needle-like pain coming from under his wife's hand on his shoulder.

But when he tore open his clothes to examine them closely, he found no trace of any wounds. Even the pain he had felt earlier had vanished without a trace, as if it had just been his imagination.

Unexpectedly, just as he was about to look up, he was hit hard on the back of the neck.

Shao's father looked up in astonishment, but before he could speak, he was knocked unconscious by the person in front of him with a stick.

Wu's mother threw down the stick, picked up a rope from the ground, and tied Shao's father tightly to the bed. Only after confirming that he could not escape did she wipe the cold sweat from her forehead with lingering fear.

She took the bottle of "eye drops" out of her pocket, raised her hand to her eyes, blinked, and when she opened her eyes again, she saw a green ball of light above the man's head on the bed, beating like a heart.

Wu's mother was shocked, and it took her a while to finally adjust to the situation.

Just as she was about to make her move, Shao Linshen grabbed Wu Liangxin by the back of her collar with one hand and slowly walked in, as if dragging some kind of animal.

Seeing that her daughter was almost rolling her eyes from being strangled, Wu's mother rushed over and carried her to the bed. While checking the strangulation marks on her daughter's neck, she glared angrily at her son:

"You brat, do you think your sister is a cat or a dog? How dare you grab someone by the scruff of their neck like that! If anything happens to Liangxin, I'll skin you alive!"

As she spoke, she still felt unsatisfied and raised her foot to kick Shao Linshen's leg a few times, but unfortunately, the boy was like an eel, and she chased him for a long time but couldn't even touch a hair on his head.

As Shao Linshen dodged, he cried out in protest:

"Mom, don't be so biased. My little sister kept insisting on coming over to see for herself, so I brought her. If I had known I would get scolded by you again, I would have preferred to stay over there."

"Well, you dare to talk back!" Wu's mother became even angrier.

Wu Liangxin, huddled in the corner of the bed, coughed softly a few times and, looking at the middle-aged man bound hand and foot beside her, couldn't help but interrupt:

"Mom, important matters come first. My leg is still waiting to grow back. Can't you put everything else aside for now?"

Why is her mother always so reckless? If she hadn't been lecturing her older brother in the car, the three of them wouldn't have had a car accident.

Upon hearing her daughter's words, Wu's mother smiled awkwardly and was about to go out to find a suitable weapon when her son handed her a machete.

That machete must have killed countless strange beasts before; the blade and hilt were covered in bloodstains.

When Wu's mother took the cleaver, she felt a chill spread from her palm.

She gripped the knife hilt tightly, stared at the unconscious man, took a deep breath, gritted her teeth, and was about to strike when her son stopped her, angrily shouting:

"What do you want to do again?"

Shao Linshen shrugged innocently and said good-naturedly:

"I didn't do anything, I just wanted to remind Mom not to go too far. In case the system malfunctions, it might save a life."

As he spoke, he even touched his stomach with feigned seriousness:

"I'm a little hungry too, how about Mom gets us something to eat? This exchange value is relatively small, so it should be easier to achieve, right?"

Wu's mother glared at her son, but in the end, she did listen to his advice.

The man, who was originally about to chop at the man's thigh, suddenly changed his mind and instead slashed several thin cuts on the man's arm.

In an instant, Shao's father's right arm was covered in blood, which soaked the bed. Judging by the amount of blood, it must have been a large bowlful.

Wu's mother handed the "eye drops" to her two children, and seeing that they could also see the budding growth on the man's head, she said:

"See those leaves on his head? The more leaves, the faster the seedling grows, and the more items it can be exchanged for. What do you want to eat? Mom will get it for you first."

"Then I'll have a bowl of noodles, with extra sliced ​​meat and bacon, and everything else is up to you," Shao Linshen said.

Wu's mother nodded and began communicating with the system.

As a result, the seedling swayed slightly, and three of its original four or five leaves fell off in the blink of an eye.

Immediately, a white light flashed, and Wu's mother found herself holding only two compressed biscuits.

"What? Is that all?" Wu Liangxin said with disdain.

Shao Linshen snatched the biscuit, stuffed it into his mouth, and casually said:

"It's good enough to have something to eat, why be picky? It seems this system can indeed exchange for anything. The reason why I didn't get what I wanted is probably because I didn't endure enough pain. Mom can ask the system."

Wu Liangxin looked at her older brother, who had just been looking like he couldn't bear to hurt others, but then turned around and ate without a care in the world. She curled her lips in disdain, thinking that this man was extremely hypocritical.

Wu's mother listened to her son's advice and lowered her head to ask the system in her mind:

[System, how can I make my daughter grow legs?]

[Ding! For limb regeneration to occur, the parasite must endure twice the pain of the designated target. For example, the parasite's two legs can be exchanged for one of the designated target's legs to recover.]

After hearing this, Wu's mother opened her eyes and explained the system's requirements.

Shao Linshen looked surprised:

"Hiss, does that mean if I want my legs to grow back, I have to chop this guy into a human pig?"

"...That's about it." Mother Wu nodded solemnly.

It wasn't that she couldn't bring herself to do it, but she was worried that if she cut him like that, he might bleed to death, or that losing so many body parts would make it impossible to use the man to exchange for other things in the future.

Hearing Wu's mother's concerns, Shaolin stroked his chin and suggested:

"Then we can exchange other body parts. First, cut off a leg and an arm. If that's not enough, we can remove half of the liver, lungs, kidneys, and intestines, etc."

There are always more solutions than problems. Let's not make things too difficult for them all at once. They'll still have to live at the base later, so let's not let anyone find out about the problem.

However, Mom should still exchange for a healing ability first, otherwise, if you stab someone, they'll die on the spot.

Upon hearing this, Wu Liangxin immediately became unhappy, as they had agreed to help her recover her legs first.

She opened her mouth, intending to object, but seeing her mother nod in agreement, she could only swallow her words sullenly.

Seeing this, Shao Linshen skillfully took out a tattered cloth from his pocket, stuffed it into the man's hand, then stepped back a few paces, giving his place to Wu's mother, and even gestured for her to enter.