She is the Side Character! — Watch Her Change her fate!

What they didn’t know was that recently Ah Chen had been floating around An Shuo, watching him attend classes, do projects, and so on.

The principal of Ning University, Zhou Hongjian, was also arrested. Among the things Zhou Jiayang confessed to, he was involved, even if he did not participate in harming the Commissioner, he committed many offenses.

The parents of Xu Zhao had long since been apprehended.

With Ah Chen’s revelations that day, the authorities dared not be careless with those on the list; they not only dealt with the cases but handled them severely.

Ah Chen wasn’t worried at all about what might happen to them; as long as her knife hung above their heads, everyone had to behave.

For a time, dark corners across the nation had become much clearer.

Especially cases similar to the Commissioner’s experiences, many were stopped in time, which counted as a good thing.

Tan Ying and Su Youcheng were released back; Zhao Kehan personally sent them to the school and then to the high-speed rail station. Currently, the school didn’t dismiss them; instead, it stated they could continue working at the school.

But the two did not plan to continue; even Su Yao planned to transfer back home, as if he was only here for a visit. In fact, Su Yao’s grades were excellent, and the Ning University Affiliated High School teachers tried persuading him, but he insisted on returning to his home school.

When Tan Ying asked about Su Chen, Zhao Kehan couldn’t help but shake his head, ”Student Su Chen said she has arrangements, maybe she has unfinished business of her own. You are her parents, her family, she will definitely return to bid you farewell.”

Lately, he’s been aware of the border issues, and regarding Su Chen’s power, the higher-ups have reevaluated, considering her a being not to be offended. Fortunately, she didn’t intend chaos; look at those foreign places, razed overnight so silently, it’s too terrifying. Compared to that, she’s already been polite to them.

As the family of three was about to enter the station, Zhao Kehan suddenly asked, ”Were those plans really devised by the two of you, without anyone else involved, no shared plotting?” Saying this, Zhao Kehan glanced at the silent and honest Su Yao.

Tan Ying immediately jumped up, ”Officer Zhao, what do you mean by this? Looking down on the two of us? Don’t take us for farmers, we’ve got plenty of ways.”

Zhao Kehan smiled and asked no more.

Actually, it doesn’t matter now, does it?

He was merely stricken by sudden professionalism, couldn’t help but ask.

He patted Su Yao’s head and asked, ”What career do you want in the future?”

”Police officer, I guess,” Su Yao said.

Zhao Kehan was taken aback, then said, ”That’s nice.”

It’s really nice, indeed fearing such a smart child might take a wrong path.

But his sister is Su Chen, such a just and brave girl, Su Yao seems like a good kid too.

When good people can’t stand doing something, it must be because this world is too rotten, forcing them with no way out.

The first night Tan Ying and her husband returned to their old home, Ah Chen brought the Commissioner Su Can back to enter their dreams.

Yes, the Commissioner is named Su Can, from the name one can tell this isn’t a patriarchy; on the contrary, this family is warm and harmonious, originally a very beautiful home.

That night, the family of four wept heartbreakingly in their dreams.

Awakening at dawn, the pillows were soaked with tears, but the family felt they were without regrets.

”It’s just disbelief that my girl would commit suicide, so the two of us went to see what was going on. Sure enough, my girl didn’t commit suicide; she was forced to death. At last, justice is served for her.” Tan Ying’s voice remained loud, ”Heaven has eyes, those damned ones got their retribution, none escaped. Hence, people really shouldn’t do bad things; otherwise, they might end up being sought by vengeful spirits someday.”

Tan Ying chatted with the villagers, her family went to the city, she insisted they were merely there to uncover the truth about their daughter’s suicide. Anyway, the police wouldn’t disclose investigation details publicly, her girl was so formidable, even turned into a ghost, still so formidable.

She unwittingly shed tears, quickly turned her head to wipe them away.

The girl said, let them all live well.

Of course, they would live well.

Su Youcheng remained as silent as ever, working the field nearby.

Upon investigation, Xu Zhao committed many offenses and was ultimately sentenced to death.

All those involved received severe punishment, so Ah Chen did not do anything more. After all, with her razor-sharp knife hanging above them, none would be so foolish to plot anything.

The Ning University’s suicide case had caused quite a stir online; the incident was shocking, especially because of the videos Ah Chen asked 997 to put online, which had been circulating for a long time, unable to suppress the heat.

Now the heat has faded considerably, but once someone discusses it, it still gets lively.

Remember when Ah Chen first came into this world, the whole net was cursing the Commissioner. Now those curses have long been wiped clean, and those who once cursed the Commissioner apologized after knowing the truth.

Yet some people, whether truly repentant or simply scared, remains unclear.

Sun Ling had just finished her third year of college; the fourth year’s curriculum was minimal. The three gathered to prepare for internships.

Sheng Qin went to work at her own company, Tu Weiwei chose to intern with Sheng Qin’s company; apart from being slightly timid, her abilities are commendable.

Sun Ling intended to keep streaming, as she was doing quite well.

”I heard Director Lu resigned,” Sun Ling mentioned at the dining table.

Later, they understood Zhou Jiayang had harmed Lu Miao’s sister; linking it to that video, they could vaguely deduce what happened, causing inner sighs.

”That’s good, for Director Lu, he’s long accustomed to life abroad, plus his family is over there, going abroad is beneficial,” Sheng Qin responded.

Tu Weiwei poured a drink for the vacant seat, heard this, and smiled.

The few then raised their glasses toward the empty seat, offering words of blessing.

Ah Chen, perceiving something, instantly appeared at the location, stealing the drink from the glass without them noticing.

By the time they realized, she’d already left.

They exchanged smiles, all knowing it was their vengeful ghost roommate’s visit.

Thanks to Su Chen, during these days, everything seemed to progress smoothly, and it was said that school grants and scholarships had become more equitable than before. Particularly those from affluent families wouldn’t dare apply for grants anymore.

Truly fantastic.

”It’s been so long, no one’s come from the Underworld to seek you; is it really okay not going back?” An Shuo finally asked, eyes filled with concern; truthfully, he hoped Su Chen would always hover around him, yet feared such would be bad for her.

Ah Chen: ”No worries, they can’t do anything to me.”

Moreover, this world lacks ghosts, and there’s no Underworld.

When people die, they just die, no afterlife.

”That’s good; I was just scared you’d be punished for this.” An Shuo trusted Ah Chen’s words, believing she had no reason to deceive him.

”Third year’s end; I’m about to leave school too.”

”Where do you plan to go? If you aren’t busy, you could follow me; we could even chat or something.” He added, ”I’m not afraid of ghosts.”

Ah Chen was amused: ”I won’t be leaving for a while; following you is fine.”

An Shuo felt pleased, not worried about Yin Qi from associating with ghosts.

After all, with them frequently together, he felt no bodily issues.

Thus, Ah Chen followed An Shuo off campus, occasionally checking on familiar faces, ensuring none were bullied.

Indeed, later some sought revenge, but she intervened swiftly, even implicating many others. Her presence became increasingly daunting.