Quick Transmigration: Refusing to Be a Victim's Child

Just outside the city limits, after the car entered the national highway, the road became less smooth.

S City is located in the south, with many mountains and hills. The air is fresh and the trees are lush, making it a rare tourist destination. Correspondingly, the roads are also winding and convoluted.

The cars that Shaolin Shen drives now are basically toy cars. No matter how good their performance is, they are only convenient for driving around on flat roads. They break down as soon as they encounter uphill or downhill slopes.

When going downhill, the dog is thrown back by inertia, so all he has to do is apply the brakes. But when going uphill, he has to put away his toy car, get on his skateboard, hang the leash around Ahua's neck, and urge the dog to pull the car forward.

"Come on, Ahua, keep pushing! When we get back, I'll ask Grandma to give you a special meal."

Shao Linshen gripped the skateboard handles with both hands, constantly making empty promises to the dog from behind.

Perhaps it was because spiritual energy was starting to leak into the small world, but the dog was much "smarter" than it had been a few days ago. When it heard Shao Linshen's words, it became incredibly excited, as if it had been injected with chicken blood, and didn't feel like it was being enslaved at all.

“Brother Shen, although Ah Hua isn’t human, you really are a dog.”

The sound of the Pangu Banner suddenly echoed eerily on the road, carrying a chilling, ghostly aura.

Shao Lin was so frightened that his hair stood on end, and his round little belly trembled uncontrollably.

However, we can't blame it.

Anyone who is cultivating peacefully in their sea of ​​consciousness, only to be suddenly tied to the handlebars of a skateboard and used as a light bulb, and then, because it's not long enough, is even tied with shoelaces, will inevitably feel a little resentful.

Shao Lin chuckled, pretending not to understand the implied meaning in its words, and said:

"I'm doing this for Ahua's own good, to give it a chance to train. Otherwise, it just eats and sleeps all day long. What if it encounters a zombie dog in the future and can't outrun it? Wouldn't it become the zombie dog's meal?"

Pangu Banner grunted twice, not wanting to speak.

Shaolin, on the other hand, was extremely excited at the thought of seeing his grandmother soon.

This is because, in the memories of this body, the appearance and personality of this Grandma Shao are exactly the same as those of the Grandma Shao Lin Shenyuan in the world.

unfortunately,

At that time, Shao Lin was plagued by bad luck, which caused his relatives to die tragically. By the time he finally encountered the Pangu Banner, a divine artifact, his relatives had already turned into a pile of bones.

This is also why Shaolin Shen desperately accumulated merit.

After all, this thing not only has a great effect on him, but it can also help his relatives be reborn into a better life, so that they can live a peaceful, happy, and prosperous life.

"Ah~"

Shao Linshen sighed silently, somewhat melancholy, and said:

“I don’t know if Grandma missed me. When those heartless parents took ‘me’ away, they didn’t even say goodbye. Grandma was so anxious that she called the police before she reluctantly told them that I was with them.”

What's most infuriating is that this couple, who were clearly "reborn" and knew the end of the world was coming, never mentioned a word of it to the old man, as if they were afraid he would become their crony.

The reason for this was simply that Grandma Shao was Grandpa Shao's second wife, and she and Dad Shao were not biologically related.

Even Pangu Banner couldn't stand it anymore and couldn't help but complain:

"Brother Shen, if you ask me, your father is really heartless."

Even if the old lady hadn't given birth to him, she still raised him and worked hard to take care of her grandson. And in the end, your father just watched him die.

"You're wrong, that's not my dad."

Shao Linshen spoke indifferently.

Although he didn't have many memories of his father because he was too young, he did remember the loving and tender look in his eyes when he looked at him.

And those rough yet warm hands, when they held Shao Lin Shen in their arms, were like holding some precious treasure, carefully protecting him.

Compared to the man in her memory, the original owner's "father" wasn't even worthy of carrying a man's shoes; it would have been better if he didn't exist.

Even less than Grandma Shao, who had no blood relation to the original owner.

Even though they didn't receive a single penny of child support from Shao's parents, they still took good care of the original owner of this body.

Even this little bit of fat on her body was all fed by Grandma Shao, and as a result, she lost a lot of weight in less than a month after the original owner was taken away.

"Clap--"

Shao Linshen patted his belly with one hand, smacked his lips, and said wistfully:

"I miss my grandma's sweet and sour pork ribs, sweet and sour pork, tomato beef brisket, shrimp with egg, and honey-glazed chicken wings."

Upon hearing this, Pangu Banner said with some resentment:

"Brother Shen, what kind of dishes are you naming so late at night? You're making me hungry."

Shao Linshen smiled, intending to coax the dog into finding a body to pull his cart, when he heard the roar of a car engine not far away. With a sudden thought, he quickly called to the dog, put the scooter into his spatial storage, and the two of them worked in perfect harmony, darting into the bushes beside the road.

Just a few minutes later, a large beam of light shone from the corner, illuminating the surroundings as if it were daytime.

Shao Lin lowered his body and pressed his head to the ground. Several cars roared past, and he could faintly hear a few complaints coming from inside the car windows.

Such as:

"Damn it, why is this not how it unfolded as I remember?"

"At a time like this, they're still running around everywhere."

"Let's bring him back first, and then we'll deal with him properly."

……

Shao Linshen lay on the ground, his brows furrowed, instinctively feeling that these people were related to him.

Normally, there are very few vehicles on the road leading to the town after seven or eight o'clock in the evening.

He encountered this several times tonight, all of them traveling from Da'an Town towards the city.

"Whoosh-"

The wind rustled through the treetops.

Shao Linshen held the dog and waited for a while until no more cars passed by. Then he patted the mud off his body and took the dog back to the road.

He then put the scooter aside, and using the light from the artifact, he took out a mobile phone from his spatial storage, skillfully typed out a series of codes, and transmitted the news of the apocalypse to the organization's upper echelons.

They also thoughtfully included some upcoming events as evidence, and, based on the plot, sent out a list of reborn individuals who pose a threat to the country or society, hoping the organization could pry them open their mouths and bring more hope for human survival in the apocalypse.

"Brother Shen, what if they don't believe you if you do this?" Pangu Fan couldn't help but remind him as he watched him working so hard.

"Do your best and obey destiny."

Shao Linshen put away his phone, shrugged, and stepped back onto his scooter, saying casually:

“I did what I could. Whether they believe it or not, I have a clear conscience.”

Perfect timing! He was worried that Shao's father and his cronies would keep sticking around like leeches, so reporting them all now would give them a place to shine and contribute to human survival...

They traveled on and off for most of the night, until the first light of dawn appeared on the horizon, when Shao Linshen finally arrived on the outskirts of Da'an Town with his dog.

He crouched in the grass, holding the dog whose four legs were trembling from exhaustion, and carefully observed the surroundings through binoculars.

I thought the town's residents wouldn't be up so early at this time, but surprisingly, there were quite a few unfamiliar faces walking back and forth along the streets of the town, and even in some of the surrounding fields. It seemed they were still patrolling there.

Shao Linshen felt a chill run down his spine, realizing something was wrong.