Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

Although the case was unbelievable, according to the recording’s description of the gang boss’s follower, the police soon found the girls’ bodies on the barren mountains.

Once it was confirmed that the boss and his men were indeed psychopath murders, the police’s attitude changed significantly. Had they not been wearing their uniforms, they would have beaten them to death! They hadn’t seen such hateful criminals in years.

The boss and his followers were dumbfounded too. Tao Shuangshuang acted just like a psychopath murderer, but in the end, she reported them to the police! What a fatal betrayal!

If they had known she planned to call the police and not commit murder, they wouldn’t have uttered a word. Now, handed over to the police and responsible for so many deaths, they all have blood on their hands and are definitely facing death sentences.

Reporting to the police, digging up the bodies overnight, and recording statements took a toll until dawn. Tao Shuangshuang yawned as she prepared to leave the police station, but halfway there, a kind-hearted policewoman insisted she stay for breakfast at the station.

Afterward, the policewoman lectured Tao Shuangshuang for a long time. The main message was not to be reckless just because she had skills, especially when following criminals to their hideout.

It’s not easy to infiltrate a den of psychopath murderers, and if she made even a small mistake and got caught, the consequences would be unimaginable, with regret coming too late!

It wasn’t until Tao Shuangshuang claimed she was late for work that the policewoman let her go. Tao Shuangshuang hurriedly rushed to her studio job, arriving just in time without being late.

Though sleep-deprived for a night, Tao Shuangshuang was young and could handle it. After work, she went to the hospital, partly sharing the story with Sister He and Jiang Jiali.

Upon hearing Zhang Weixiao was jailed and likely facing a death sentence, Jiang Jiali’s expression wasn’t one of sadness or grief but of immense joy and relief.

Seeing Jiang Jiali’s expression, Tao Shuangshuang was certain that the relationship between Jiang Jiali and Zhang Weixiao was definitely not one of an affectionate couple.

Possibly realizing Zhang Weixiao would be executed, Jiang Jiali relaxed and shared her story with Tao Shuangshuang and Sister He.

Jiang Jiali’s opening sentence shocked Tao Shuangshuang and Sister He because she said: ”Zhang Weixiao is my brother-in-law.”

Tao Shuangshuang and Sister He looked at each other in surprise. They certainly didn’t think Jiang Jiali was the type to steal her sister’s man, so both figured Jiang Jiali must have had a reason to be with Zhang Weixiao and even supported him financially.

In fact, Jiang Jiali’s subsequent narration unveiled Zhang Weixiao as indeed a terrible person.

She cried and cursed through gritted teeth: ”Zhang Weixiao is a son of a bitch! He’s a beast! He deserves to be ripped apart!”

Jiang Jiali had a sister two years older named Jiang Jiawen, and the sisters shared a close bond with doting parents.

Later, Jiang Jiali’s sister married Zhang Weixiao, but it turned out Zhang Weixiao was a scumbag who liked to beat his wife. Jiang Jiawen couldn’t bear it anymore and wanted a divorce from Zhang Weixiao.

But the divorce wasn’t easy. Zhang Weixiao was not only a scumbag but also had ties with several hoodlums. When Jiang Jiawen wanted a divorce, Zhang Weixiao would lead hoodlums to harass Jiang Jiawen’s parents and Jiang Jiali.

He even threatened that if Jiang Jiawen dared to divorce him, he’d ensure her parents and Jiang Jiali wouldn’t survive.

Jiang Jiawen was too frightened by Zhang Weixiao to pursue a divorce, forced to continue living with him. However, Zhang Weixiao beat her horribly, leaving her body covered in new and old bruises.

Ultimately, with no way out, Jiang Jiawen’s spirit collapsed, leading her to jump from a building, crushed to death, ending her young life violently.

Since Jiang Jiawen’s death was ruled as a suicide, Zhang Weixiao, responsible for driving her to despair, faced no repercussions, only detained for a few days and then released.

After Zhang Weixiao was out, he showed no remorse for having caused Jiang Jiawen’s death. Instead, he began harassing the Jiang family daily, demanding compensation for his lost wife, threatening dire consequences otherwise.

The Jiang family, terrified of Zhang Weixiao and his hoodlums, dared not provoke him and tried to avoid him, though such villains aren’t easily evaded.

Ultimately, the Jiang family was pushed to the brink by Zhang Weixiao’s antics. Jiang Jiali voluntarily offered to be his girlfriend, promising to earn money to support him if he’d leave with her.

Thus, Jiang Jiali sacrificed herself, quietly leading Zhang Weixiao away under her parents’ noses, finally granting her parents peace once Zhang Weixiao left.

Jiang Jiali originally intended to be tangled with Zhang Weixiao for life, freeing her parents to rely on her younger brother for care.

Jiang Jiali thought she’d never escape Zhang Weixiao, but unexpectedly, destiny took a turn, sending Zhang Weixiao to face execution.

Though the outcome was positive, Jiang Jiali, Sister He, and Tao Shuangshuang couldn’t be happy because it came at the cost of many innocent girls’ lives.

Worthless lives of people like Zhang Weixiao and his gang shouldn’t be traded for these girls’ lives.

Nevertheless, getting rid of Zhang Weixiao was ultimately a good thing. Perhaps relieved of a heavy burden, Jiang Jiali’s mental state improved a lot.

Two days later, Jiang Jiali received her salary. Apart from her leave days, her commission this month was substantial, amounting to over twenty thousand, enabling her to repay the money Tao Shuangshuang and Sister He fronted for her.

Her improved mood expedited her physical recovery, allowing her hospital discharge within days, though her left ear couldn’t be treated anymore, but her eyesight recovered well.

The remaining challenge was healing the bruises on her body and face, requiring ten to fifteen days of daily medication to fully disappear.

Due to this, Jiang Jiali couldn’t return to work temporarily, but she was in high spirits because her remaining salary was substantial enough to last a month without financial worries. She pondered cooking treats at home to reward Tao Shuangshuang and Sister He.

Jiang Jiali, being the top saleswoman at the jade shop, only had her boss worried about her not returning, not the other way around.

These days, Tao Shuangshuang was settling into her job at the studio; her makeup techniques were exceptional. She could also style hair and match clothing. Hiring a makeup artist but getting a stylist was a boon that Zhou Wensheng recognized.

Out of ten people styled by Tao Shuangshuang, eight would opt for additional photo sessions, pleasing Zhou Wensheng. To retain such a skilled employee, he gave Tao Shuangshuang extra commission, boosting her income.