Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks Chapter 3175: Ning Shu Held 2333’s

She seriously suspected 2333 had been possessed. He was acting way too off. This sudden, weird enthusiasm made her think he’d lost it.

“You definitely did sothing to ss with .”

2333 said, “No, I just feel like your hostility toward has been at an all-ti high. I’ve told you before, we’re on the sa boat.”

“Even if you don’t believe in feelings, our interests are tied. Our lives are connected. Why would I do anything to harm you?” His voice was full of confusion.

“Oh, I see. Yeah, of course I believe we’re like grasshoppers on the sa rope.” Ning Shu did believe that. 2333 might play tricks, but he wouldn’t risk doing anything that hurt her.

Their lives were linked—Ning Shu held 2333’s… balls.

And 2333 had his hand on her throat.

Their state of things was weird.

Their dynamic was also quite weird.

“Then why don’t you trust ?” 2333 asked.

“Why do you care so much about trusting you?” Ning Shu asked, slanting a sideways glance.

“I’m just trying to ease the tension between us.”

2333 sounded helpless. “You always mock .”

“And you always mock .”

“You mocked , so I mocked you back,” 2333 said.

“Well, you mocked first and broke my young, tender heart.”

Back when Ning Shu was still weak and a naive little thing, she had really looked forward to her system.

But she never imagined she’d get stuck with one like this.

A cheeky idiot—no explanation needed.

It wrecked her fragile heart and left behind so many psychological scars.

2333: …

“No way, I clearly rember you mocked first,” 2333 shot back.

So now they were bringing up old grudges?

Ning Shu crossed her legs. “That’s all in the past. No point talking about it. If you want to trust you, it must be because you’re guilty of sothing.”

“So asking you to trust ans I’m guilty? What kind of logic is that? Then don’t trust .”

“Alright, I don’t trust you.” Ning Shu ended the topic.

2333: …

Ning Shu planned to check on the situation in that monster world.

If things worked out, Wen Xing might get a plane.

But there was no such thing as a free lunch. If soone was promised a plane and it collapsed, then all their work would have been for nothing.

Sure enough, the monsters had learned to enter human bodies while still young.

Won were their first choice—the uterus was the best place to hide.

But they also nested in n.

So monsters, when they were super tiny, even crawled into people’s ears and nostrils, settling in their brains.

Gnawing on the brain.

This caused extre pain to the host and sotis made them act out of control.

It was basically a party for the monsters.

Ning Shu stared in shock. How was she supposed to deal with a world like this? It was way too hard.

No wonder the fragrant man had offered a whole plane.

Ning Shu saw how utterly drained Wen Xing looked.

Now the monsters used human bodies both to live in and to feed on.

To kill the monster, you had to kill the host.

Things were even more complicated than before.

Ning Shu figured the monsters would evolve even more, and who knew what they’d beco?

She even suspected the plane might end up as a post-apocalyptic world.