Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

Ever since Cai Xinyan’s true colors were discovered by the boys, even though she still dressed ugly and unstylishly, more and more boys gathered around her, leaving Cai Xinyan extremely annoyed.

What Cai Xinyan hated the most was the rumors that started circulating out of nowhere. Due to the large number of boys around her, she was rumored to be a girl who liked seducing men.

These rumors caused Cai Xinyan to have a terrible reputation in school, even attracting some ill-intentioned boys, who talked about her gossip without ever having seen or known her.

People who didn’t even know her fabricated her chaotic life with vivid details, as if they had witnessed it firsthand.

During that period, Cai Xinyan truly felt like dying, but a fire burned in her heart; she refused to give in to those spreading rumors about her.

Why should she have to die when she did nothing wrong, while those who spread rumors lived carefree, taking her pain as a joke, forgetting it after a while, and possibly even saying she deserved it if she died.

School became unbearable for Cai Xinyan, so she dropped out to study at home, and eventually, fueled by determination, she passed the entrance exam to a prestigious university and joined Special Handling Office No.1 as a minister.

Now, those who once gossiped about her live mundane lives busy earning livings for their families, whereas money is now the least of her worries.

Despite this, Cai Xinyan still finds it hard to let go of her nightmare-like past and feels a sense of injustice towards those who drove her to the brink and remain unpunished.

So when she saw a journalist who liked to spread rumors facing such a fate, she genuinely felt pleased, as though those who bullied her were also finally being punished.

Grinding the lobster claw in her mouth, Cai Xinyan’s expression turned somewhat grim as she recalled the past.

Liu Shuangshuang peeled the lobster claw meat and placed it before Cai Xinyan.

Noticing Cai Xinyan’s strange emotions without understanding the cause, Liu Shuangshuang didn’t know how to console her, so she tried to comfort Cai Xinyan in this way.

When Cai Xinyan came to her senses, she found several pieces of pristine lobster meat before her, and felt a warmth in her heart, smiled, and said, ”Though you are taciturn and seem aloof and difficult to approach, you are actually someone who knows how to be considerate.

But being so cold all the time really does you a disservice in social interactions; others are scared away by your icy demeanor and dare not approach you, so they can’t know your true nature. Being like this, you might not make friends. Why not learn from me how to interact with people?”

Cai Xinyan said this with good intentions; living in society means interacting with others, and nobody likes dealing with a cold person. Such a personality would make Liu Shuangshuang less accepted.

Liu Shuangshuang took a sip of soup, shook her head, and said, ”No need, my personality’s coldness is influenced by cultivating the Ancient Martial Heart Method, and it can’t be changed.”

Hearing this, Cai Xinyan could only regretfully give up; she knew all too well how powerful the influence of the mental method was on a person, as she herself suffered greatly from it.

This explained why Cai Xinyan always felt a sense of discord when dealing with her. She found it strange that a person’s cold and taciturn character could never become talkative.

However, Liu Shuangshuang would speak a lot when solving cases or when necessary, which didn’t fit her cold nature. This could be explained if influenced by the cultivation of a mental method.

The mental method’s influence is strong; the more powerful the method, the greater the influence, but it doesn’t completely suppress a person’s original character.

Liu Shuangshuang’s original character shouldn’t have been cold, hence the situation where her personality is icy, but occasionally eloquent.

”Sister Shuangshuang, you’re still here, an emergency mission has come up, hurry, come with me.” As Liu Shuangshuang and Cai Xinyan were talking, Tang Feng burst in, grabbing Liu Shuangshuang’s hand and pulling her outside.

Liu Shuangshuang didn’t have time to bid farewell to Cai Xinyan and rushed outside with Tang Feng. Tang Feng’s expression was serious, his jaw tight, indicating he was quite upset.

Liu Shuangshuang’s curiosity couldn’t be contained, ”Brother Tang, what kind of mission is so urgent? Is it another big case?”

”It’s not a case, a monster has appeared; we need to go clear it,” Tang Feng said while he led Liu Shuangshuang outside.

Outside, team members from the second team were already dressed, carrying firearms and weapons, waiting by the cars, with Chi Feng, driving a colorful car, leading the group.

Seeing Liu Shuangshuang, Chi Feng didn’t act flirtatiously as usual, but silently opened his car door for Tang Feng and Liu Shuangshuang to get in.

After getting in and sitting down, Liu Shuangshuang had the chance to ask Tang Feng, ”What kind of monster is it?”

”Not sure yet!” Tang Feng responded with a frown.

Liu Shuangshuang knew something about monsters.

In this world with intelligent life forms, monsters exist too. They come in all shapes and sizes, some with incredible destructive power.

The Special Handling Office No.1 holds the primary responsibility of not only solving cases committed by intelligent life forms but also eliminating monsters, contributing significantly to the high mortality rate of the second team.

Chi Feng drove incredibly fast, and the vehicles carrying the team behind were high-performing, while traffic police had been called in ahead of time to clear the route, ensuring that they could drive unimpeded.

From a distance, Liu Shuangshuang saw the silhouette of the monster, as it was excessively tall and its appearance was bizarrely random.

Facial features were completely untraceable, limbs... no, the thing was covered with claws, which constantly writhed and clawed at nearby skyscrapers and trees.

The monster was as tall as a three-story building, appearing as a gigantic lump of flesh with numerous claws, and it was a rotting mass.

The weapons used by the team today were specifically crafted with massive destructive power, incomparable to ordinary firearms. Due to their power, they weren’t allowed for everyday use, lest accidentally injuring team members or civilians.

Getting off the car, Liu Shuangshuang clicked her tongue at the monster in front of her; this was huge, daunting from where to begin, mainly because the thing looked too disgusting, making Liu Shuangshuang reluctant to get close.

Though this flesh mass was revolting, it was formidable, easily uprooting a large tree embraced by two people and casually swinging it at one of the people shooting at it.

The person awkwardly rolled on the ground to dodge the monster’s attack.

Tang Feng gestured for his men, and they all picked up their guns and fired at the monster; the target was so big it required no aiming.

Yet the monster’s skin, though seemingly rotten and ready to fall apart at touch, was extraordinarily tough; bullets hit it, creating dimples before sliding off the skin to the ground, entirely ineffective.