Quick Transmigration Hoarding: My Selfishness Leads to a Killing Frenzy

Chapter 324: The Cat Substitutes for the Prince 7

“Madam, a series of misfortunes have befallen our family recently. Why don’t you go and offer some incense to the Bodhisattva and pray for peace?” It was Fu Jinhuai who spoke, his face showing just the right amount of concern.

"Alright, let's go pray to the Buddha then." Qingmo agreed obediently, wanting to see what this bastard was up to.

After thinking for a moment, she said, "Then let's bring Mother and Aunt Mo along. Since we're going to offer incense, we should be sincere. Husband, are you going or not?"

Fu Jinhuai was secretly delighted, but remained outwardly calm. "Madam has considered everything very well. However, I am very busy with affairs of state and I am afraid I will not have time to go. Madam can go in my place."

Qingmo nodded without refuting.

Soon, on the fifteenth day, the group set off for the temple.

Qingmo rode in a carriage by herself, while Fu's mother and Mo Yuyu rode in another, making a total of two carriages. In addition, there were some maids and servants, and because there were quite a few female relatives, there were also seven or eight guards.

Along the way, Qingmo leisurely ate sunflower seeds and drank milk tea, while Fu's mother and her husband in the other car were extremely nervous.

"Stop! Robbery! I own this tree, I planted it. If you want to pass, leave your money to buy your life."

Qingmo lifted the carriage curtain and saw, wow, dozens of people! She was terrified.

"Madam, don't be afraid, I will protect you."

At this moment, Lü Yun shouted and stood in front of Qing Mo's carriage, afraid that people would mistake her for someone else.

At this moment, the leader of the bandits strode over and said in a gruff voice, "Hand over all the valuables, or don't blame me for being impolite! Women in the cart, get out."

Fu's mother and Mo Yuyu pretended to be scared and obediently got out of the car and hugged each other. When Qingmo got out of the car, the bandit leader's eyes lit up and he looked lecherous.

"This is good, take it back and let the older generation have some fun."

The group of bandits laughed and chuckled, their eyes lingering on Qingmo, the implication of which was obvious.

Qingmo leisurely stepped down from the carriage, crossed her arms, and said, "Oh, a robbery? Do you know who I am?"

The bandit leader scoffed disdainfully, "I don't care who you are. Even if the Heavenly King himself came today, you'd have to obediently follow me."

Having said that, he waved his hand, and the bandits began to fight.

The guards were all showy, and they were so frightened that they could barely hold their swords. They only managed to defend themselves for a few moments before surrendering.

The bandit leader grinned lewdly at Qingmo, revealing a mouthful of yellow teeth, and then reached out to grab her.

It looks like he's going to rape and then kill her; he can't escape it. What a cunning lad!

Suddenly, Qingmo pulled a small wooden gun from her sleeve, aimed it at the bandit leader, and pressed the dark hole against his forehead.

The bandit leader didn't know what this thing was, but a sense of threat arose within him, and he was about to say something.

With a loud thud, he collapsed to the ground, a bloody hole in his forehead, his eyes wide open, looking as if he had died with his eyes open in disbelief.

His eyes were full of resentment, as if to say something.

'Damn it, this woman's got guts! She didn't even utter a word about 'surrender and you won't be killed!'

The bandits had been searching everyone for valuables, but when they saw that their leader was dead, the second-in-command immediately perked up. With a glance, they all rushed towards Qingmo.

This time, Qingmo's guns didn't hit the head; each shot took one child down, all hitting their legs and rendering them immobile.

Seeing how powerful the hidden weapon was, the bandits, realizing the importance of compromise, stopped resisting, threw down their knives, and knelt down to surrender.

"Madam, spare us! Spare us! We just wanted to make some money to spend, there's no need for this, no need for this!"

The second-in-command was the first to kneel down; he was about to be promoted and didn't want to die without knowing why.

Fu's mother and Mo Yuyu were also surprised and uncertain at this moment. They did not expect things to turn out this way. This was not what they thought. In order not to expose themselves, they could only pretend to be calm.

Green Cloud was trembling with fear. She had just stood in front of the madam, so the madam probably wouldn't see through her malicious intentions when she got back.

Qingmo, however, turned her gaze to Fu's mother.

"Mother, do you think it's better for me to kill them or hand them over to the authorities for investigation?"

Upon being asked this, Madam Fu's heart pounded, and she forced a smile. "Daughter-in-law, why don't we just let it go? We haven't suffered any losses. It would be best to leave this place of trouble as soon as possible. I'm very frightened."

Qingmo remained silent, her gaze lingering between them and the bandits.

The second-in-command was a perceptive man; he knew that survival was paramount and had figured out some of the tricks involved.

Although he didn't know who the buyer was who hired them to kill, the woman clearly didn't get along with the two men, so it was definitely them.

"Madam, we were actually instructed by someone to kidnap this lady and buy her life."

"Please, Madam, have mercy on us. We were blind and dared to provoke you. Please just treat us like a fart and let us go."

"sure."

Upon hearing this, the second-in-command smiled, but the smile quickly disappeared.

"But then again, if you're robbing people of their money but not their virtue, who are you trying to humiliate?"

Her gaze swept over Fu's mother, Mo Yuyu, and Lü Yun, and the second-in-command immediately understood.

"Yes, yes, Madam is right. Come on, brothers, get up and pull these women out."

Seeing Qingmo's satisfied expression, the second-in-command gave himself a mental thumbs up; he really was a clever little devil.

"Ah! What are you doing? What are you doing, daughter-in-law? Save me! Save me!"

"Madam, Madam, please save me!"

"You slut, you bitch, what do you want them to do? If Brother Huai finds out, he won't let you off the hook."

Qingmo ignored their curses, happily spitting out sunflower seed shells as she watched the scene with a smile.

The remaining maids and servants all kept their heads down like quails, afraid that their beauty would also be coveted.

The guards dared not utter a sound; they were grown men, and if anything went wrong, they would be the first to die.

The bandits were reluctant to lay a hand on Fu's mother, an old woman. Everyone wanted to be with the two young and beautiful women, but under Qingmo's watchful gaze, they were willing to gnaw on her even if she was old.

"Aunt Liu, Aunt Liu, save me, save me."

Fu's mother kept calling out, hoping that Liu Ma, who had been by her side for more than ten years, would come out to loyally protect her master. Unfortunately, she was disappointed.

Aunt Liu touched her face. She was still vigorous despite her age. Although she had been a widow for decades, she felt a little bitter. But with so many people around, she certainly couldn't sacrifice her beauty.

Madam, you'd better pray for your own good fortune.

Under everyone's watchful eyes, it finally ended an hour later.

The second-in-command straightened his clothes and came over eagerly, begging for a reward.

"Madam, are you satisfied with how things were handled? May we leave now?"

Qingmo smiled and, amidst his expectant gaze, pulled out her gun.

"You...you're untrustworthy."

After uttering his last words, the second-in-command died in the Northwest.

Seeing this, the other bandits all tried to escape, but ultimately met the same fate.

“All of you, go dig holes and bury them. You’re all respectable people.”

He directed everyone to dig the pit, and once that was done, he planned to head home. It seemed the incense offering wouldn't be able to be made today.

Surely the Bodhisattva won't blame her?

They die in the wilderness, and the authorities take care of both killing and burying them.

She has done a good deed.