Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks

Ning Shu turned and left, glancing back to see Yi Xiaodong waving at her.

She waved back with a big smile, jumping up to make her wave more noticeable.

After several more bumpy bus rides that shook her head so hard she felt dizzy, Ning Shu finally returned to the city.

She rented a room in a small inn and then headed straight to an internet café.

By now, most of her money had been spent. Without money, she wouldn’t be able to do anything.

Her fingers flew across the keyboard as she swiftly defeated bosses. Along the way, she recognized a few familiar usernames in the game.

Ning Shu pulled an all-nighter and managed to loot several items. While they weren’t top-tier, they could still be sold for a good amount as many.

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After selling the items, Ning Shu returned to the inn and began cultivating.

Her identity had been already exposed online, along with her photos. Many people believed she was already dead.

Her pictures were circulating on the internet, and she had even become somewhat famous.

Left with no choice, Ning Shu went to a cosmetics counter and bought some makeup. She would disguise herself whenever she went out.

It was likely that the Mu family had applied pressure, as Min Haochu was at the center of this public outcry, and even Ou Haoxuan had been dragged into it.

However, Mu Yeyao had remained untouched, as if the media was intentionally avoiding his name.

Mu Yeyao came from a military family, and in terms of social status, he ranked the highest among the three “princes.”

No matter how wealthy someone was, they couldn’t surpass the power of authority.

Ning Shu purchased a new phone and logged into her streaming account, surprised to find she had gained so many followers.

She closed the app, not planning to stream. Once she did, her advantage would be gone.

As long as she remained hidden, she could keep people’s curiosity piqued.

Sometimes, Ning Shu would brazenly appear outside the prestigious school, trying to gather information about Ou Haoxuan, Min Haochu, and Mu Yeyao.

Because of the scandal, Mu Yeyao’s father had come to the school in a military vehicle and dragged him out.

Rumor had it that it was quite brutal. Mu Yeyao’s father had kicked him the entire way out the school gate. He was even wearing his military boots. Getting kicked by those must have been an unforgettable experience.

Mu Yeyao was then lifted by his collar and thrown into the car in front of many onlookers.

Ou Haoxuan had also been absent from school, likely lying low until the situation calmed down.

The Ou family had remained low-profile, avoiding press conferences, while the Min family, on the other hand, was like ants on a hot pan.

They had stopped making public clarifications, knowing that the bigger the issue got, the more attention it would draw to the food safety scandal.

So they were quietly waiting for the situation to die down.

If it didn’t blow over, they could always rebrand by starting a new company with a different name.

The Min family was wealthy and powerful, and while it would be painful to cut ties with the brand they had worked so hard to build, they could always start fresh with a new one.

After all, a high-end brand was supposed to be a guarantee of quality. But once consumers lost trust, there was no point in trying to maintain it.

It was better to start anew.

It was just a shame to lose the Min Corporation brand, which once dominated half of the food industry.