Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
If he could not survive, he wanted everyone to accompany him to his death.
Yang Jindi’s heart suddenly felt a chill as she looked at Ma De, a shiver travelling down her spine.
“You… What did you do?” Yang Jindi had a bad premonition.
“What did I do? You’ll know soon enough.” Ma De suddenly revealed a strange smile and his face distorted.
At the same time, Ye Zi was about to start the tractor when he frowned, “Village Chief, the tractor is broken. It won’t start.”
“What’s going on?” Gu Cheng’s face was as ugly as it could get. The tractor’s breakdown at this crucial moment would kill them.
“I don’t know, but it won’t start.” Ye Zi was sweating profusely, his lips quivering. No matter how hard he tried, the tractor would not start.
The people on the tractor started to panic.
“Village chief, village chief, what’s going on? Why aren’t we leaving yet? The ants are coming.”
“Village chief, let’s go now.”
“Village chief, is the tractor broken?”
“Go now, quickly. Go now, I don’t want to die.”
The villagers all started chattering, to the point that Gu Cheng’s temples started throbbing and he was forced to shout, “All of you shut up!”
Gu Cheng could no longer endure it, his usual warmth and kind demeanor now gone, replaced by a cold and sinister aura.
Everyone was startled and instinctively quieted down. They all looked at Gu Cheng and felt afraid; none of them had ever seen him like that, fearful and dangerous.
“Everyone get off and start running. The tractor is broken, and everyone’s life is in their own hands. Whether you can survive or not depends on your own actions.”
Gu Cheng’s face was ashen, and his eyes held an unspeakable seriousness.
“How can it be?”
“I don’t want to die, ah.”
“Wuwu, save me.”
Some cowards started crying and moved to the corner of the tractor, unwilling to move or take action.
Some took deep breaths and made their decision.
Huang Ying stood up from the corner with red eyes, filled with an unprecedented determination.
She bowed towards Gu Cheng, “Got it, Village Chief. Take care.”
With that, Huang Ying was the first to get off. It would be a lie to say she was not afraid; she could feel her teeth trembling, but she knew that she had to rely on herself to survive.
Fortunately, big brother had a car and could run.
She hoped that the big brother that was good to her would survive.
With Huang Ying as the spark, a few men clenched their teeth and jumped down, seeing that a little girl was braver than them.
Of course, there were some that were still unwilling to get off. Gu Cheng sighed but did not cause trouble for them, getting off as well.
He clenched his fists tightly. He had to go back, there were people waiting for him.
In the car, Qin Yi’s eyes were dark, so no one knew what she was thinking.
Ze Ning quietly sat beside her while holding onto her shirt, as though doing so would make him feel at ease.
“What are they doing? W hy aren’t they moving yet?” Wang Wenwen frowned; her beautiful face had a hint of vigor but her tone of speech unhappy.
She no longer had any good feelings for Gu Cheng and the villagers. If not for Huang Yin, they would have left long ago.
They truly liked Huang Ying; the girl was kind and softened their hearts.
They wanted to bring her along when they left.