Quick Transmigration: Striving Every Day to Overcome Tribulation

The original owner was beaten and curled up on the ground, covering his head with his hands, trying to avoid the rain of punches and kicks.

Her body trembled with each blow, and she mumbled incoherently, "I...I was doing this for our family's good. This wasn't even ours to begin with..."

This remark only enraged those present, and the punches they threw became heavier and heavier with each blow.

The original owner's aura gradually diminished.

However, after the original owner died, it was said to outsiders that the original owner committed suicide due to excessive pressure.

They continued to live their lives as normal as ever.

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When Su Su opened her eyes, her grandmother had just been hospitalized with food poisoning after picking up unhealthy vegetables and meat.

At that time, the original owner, who ate less, was the last to have an attack.

However, the four of them only cared about their own health, and even refused to let the original owner receive treatment because they were worried about the cost.

The original owner still managed to endure it all.

She should have felt wronged and resentful, but as soon as her mother confided in the original owner, she forgot everything and continued to treat her family with utmost sincerity.

She gives all the scholarships she receives to her mother, and she does so willingly.

This time, Su Su still felt that she should just die!

He died from food poisoning, but no one else took it seriously and even complained that they had wasted so much money over the years.

Originally, we planned for her to study hard, get married, and work to earn back the money. Now, she's been losing money for over a decade.

The Su family stormed into the house, cursing and swearing. The house was pitch black, and a suffocating atmosphere filled the air. Su's mother reached out irritably to the wall for the light switch, but after a few clicks, the room remained deathly dark.

"What's going on? Is there no power? Or is there a power outage?"

Su's mother raised her voice, clearly displeased. She took out her phone and, using the dim light, pressed the switch several more times, but the light remained unresponsive.

"Honey, go check the main switch. It's pitch black, we can't do anything!"

"Mother Su called out to Father Su. Father Su grumbled impatiently and slowly walked to the distribution box. He fiddled with it for a full half hour before finally hearing a "click" and the light came on.

But before they could even breathe a sigh of relief, the lights began to flicker violently, as if they might go out at any moment.

At the same time, the tables and chairs in the living room began to shake without warning, making eerie noises.

Grandma Su turned pale with fright and scrambled to hide beside the statue of Guanyin, closing her eyes tightly and muttering, "May the Bodhisattva protect me, may the Bodhisattva protect me..."

Su Sheng was engrossed in playing the game when his screen suddenly and without warning changed to display an incoming call.

Filled with curiosity, his finger slipped and accidentally pressed the answer button. Instantly, a cold, sinister voice came from the receiver.

"Yes, it's Asu's voice!" Su Sheng screamed in terror. Su's father's expression changed drastically. He snatched the phone and smashed it against the wall. With a "crack," the screen shattered instantly, turning into a black screen.

Before they could even catch their breath, both of Su's parents' phones rang at the same time.

Regardless of whether they choose to ignore it or hang up, the call will be automatically connected.

The eerie voice came again, as if it were drifting from the depths of hell.

"Who is behind this? Our family hasn't offended anyone!" Su's mother's voice trembled, on the verge of tears.

"Could it be Asu? She just died today!" Su's mother's voice was so soft it was like a mosquito's buzz. She looked up cautiously at Su's father, whose face was terribly gloomy, as if a storm was about to break.

"Enough! Stop talking about this! Someone must be behind this!"

Su's father shouted, interrupting Su's mother, his voice carrying a hint of barely concealed panic.

Grandma Su also came over, her face full of fierceness, and spat at Su's mother a few times, "What are you saying! It's not like we killed her, we were poisoned too! She just couldn't hold on!"

"You said she was young and could pull through, so we didn't spend any money, but I never expected..." Su's mother muttered aggrievedly in a low voice.

Grandma Su glared at her and said fiercely, "So it's my fault after all? I was just trying to save the family some money! You all just acquiesced back then. If she hadn't been in poor health, who would have known she would die so easily!"

"Mom, stop talking!" Su's father shouted impatiently. "Hurry up and cook, eat and go to bed early. Find a repairman to come and fix the light bulb first thing tomorrow morning."

Both Su's mother and grandmother were intimidated by Su's father's imposing manner and dared not utter another word.

They began to have doubts. Maybe it really was just someone's prank. How could it be such a coincidence?

Ignoring the flickering lights overhead, the group quickly finished their meal, tidied up, and went to bed.

But at night they dreamed that Su Su came to claim their lives, and that they were also being chased by other ghosts and monsters.

As dawn approached, the group woke up drenched in sweat, their eyes filled with terror.

The group sought out a master, but to no avail. The four of them grew increasingly haggard, and even Su's father was fired for making a mistake at work.

Even though she was scared, Grandma Su couldn't sit still. The last time she was hospitalized, it cost a lot of money, and her father had also been fired.

She continued picking up rotten vegetable leaves and rummaging through trash cans.

Sometimes you can even find meat in the trash can.

Although it may cause diarrhea at first, you will get used to it after a few days.

They just didn't notice that they were getting increasingly smelly.

On this day, just like in her previous life, Grandma Su saw the gold bracelet.

Without the original owner's advice, even though Su's father found it strange, he didn't say anything because of his greed and immediately went to the gold shop to exchange the money, which amounted to tens of thousands.

It's a pity it's just gold wrapped in silver; it's not worth millions at all.

But tens of thousands of yuan was enough to last for several months, so after receiving the money and spending most of it, the police came knocking on his door.

They said they received a report that their bracelet was missing, and found the surveillance footage next to the trash can, which showed that Grandma Su had picked it up.

The property is now to be returned to its rightful owner.

Su's father and his group tried to cause trouble, but in front of the police, there was also the surveillance video of them exchanging the gold at the jewelry store.

The person who filed the report held up a certificate, claiming it was made of pure gold and worth tens of thousands of yuan.

No matter how Grandma Su and Father Su argued, they couldn't refute the evidence.

The bracelet owner was ordered to pay three million yuan in compensation, but Grandma Su was persuaded by her father to take all the blame upon herself and was sentenced to imprisonment for up to five years.

Mr. Su bought the house and used up his savings, but he was still two million short.

The three moved into a cheap rental apartment. Su's mother went out to work, while Su Sheng was left unattended and became a petty hoodlum.

The four of them are under pressure from daily life, as well as mental stress.

If you fall asleep, you will be chased by ghosts, and if they catch you, they will devour you.

Unbeknownst to them, on the other side of the city, Su Su was leisurely fishing in a chair.