Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks-Chapter 2968: There Wasn’t Even Room to Argue

Ning Shu rubbed her head. This body had so much power, yet was utterly helpless, controlled by Yu Liuli.

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She had strong fists, but there wasn’t even room to argue.

However, Yu Liuli did have a point—victory belonged to the strong, and she had simply been unlucky.

Ning Shu felt quite helpless.

“I need to head back now. Transform into your true form,” Yu Liuli said to Ning Shu.

Leaning weakly against a tree, Ning Shu said, “My soul is about to dissipate. If I fly, something might go wrong mid-air. Do you really want to ride on me like this?”

Yu Liuli probably had no idea what it felt like to endure such soul-tearing pain.

Even when taming a horse, one might hit hard first but would still then reward it with a sweet treat.

Now she even wanted to ride on her back.

Yu Liuli glanced at Ning Shu. “I’m not afraid.”

“But I am. Yu Liuli, don’t think this is amusing. You think watching me writhe in pain is satisfying?”

“Right now, I can’t even use a tenth of my strength, and my soul has also been injured. If you encounter danger, I won’t be able to save you. We can just perish together.” Ning Shu said coldly.

If it came to that, she might as well fail this task and do six more tasks. She’d drag Yu Liuli down with her in a self-destructive burst.

She’d obliterate her, leaving no soul fragments behind. She had the power to do so—reason wasn’t necessary.

How annoying. Why were her tasks always so difficult?

It was infuriating.

Ning Shu felt a surge of pent-up anger, partially influenced by this body’s memories.

On top of that, Ning Shu had always valued her independence. Even in the most challenging tasks, she had at least been a free and autonomous individual.

But now? She was controlled by someone else. Her life and death were completely in the palm of someone else’s hand.

Even her thoughts were restricted—she couldn’t even think of betrayal. Her life no longer belonged to herself.

She had to prioritize the master in everything. Resistance was not an option. Hard work and dedication were mandatory. She didn’t even have extra time to cultivate, she always had to be at her master’s beck and call. ȑ𝔞ɴŐ𝖇Êṩ

Ning Shu truly couldn’t stand it.

Taking a deep breath to suppress her frustration, Ning Shu said to Yu Liuli, “My soul is damaged. I can’t fly.”

Yu Liuli frowned slightly. What the hell?

It seemed she couldn’t punish her like this in the future—it was counterproductive.

After all, she still needed the peacock. Weakening its combat abilities would only harm her interests.

Yu Liuli let out a humph. “So don’t provoke me on purpose in the future. You’re the one who ends up suffering. I’ve never seen anyone this disobedient.”

Other people’s contracted beasts were all very well-behaved. Hers, however, was not.

However, she’ll overlook this on account of the peacock’s strength.

One day, she would tame this arrogant bird and make him willingly submit to her.

For now, Yu Liuli didn’t insist on forcing Ning Shu to transform into her true form to carry her back. She chose to walk home instead.

Ning Shu followed behind her, silently chanting the heart-clearing chant. Her soul felt extremely unwell, and her mood was slightly irritable.

After walking for several days, they finally exited the mountain range.

During this time, Yu Liuli had gained a lot from the mountains.

She had contracted a peacock divine beast and gathered many rare treasures, such as jasper fruits and a wisp of a remnant soul.

It counted as a bountiful harvest.

Now, her previously useless body could cultivate.

Yu Liuli was full of vigor and in high spirits.

When Yu Liuli returned to the clan with Ning Shu, they were stopped at the gates by the clan guards.

The Yu family was a prestigious clan filled with talented individuals. But the original Yu Liuli had been a useless person who couldn’t cultivate.

She was often bullied by other family members.

Yu Liuli’s status in the Yu family was very low, almost non-existent.