Coming of the Villain Boss!

Chapter 1099: The Forbidden Rose Song (9)

“Why are you following me?” Ming Shu put the plastic bag into her school bag and turned her head to look at the boy who was following her.

The boy didn’t see anything wrong with his behavior and said very confidently, “I will not stop following you until you agree to turn me into a vampire.”

“Is there anything wrong with your mind?”

“Yes, can you help me with that.”

It was in a positive tone, not a question.

Ming Shu: “…” This one is getting sick again!

Ming Shu left the school with the bag.

Su Mian actually began to follow her.

Ming Shu turned around and instigated him, “I’m not the only vampire in this world. You can find someone else.”

Su Mian resisted it subconsciously and stared at Ming Shu. “I only know you.”

Ming Shu continued her instigation. “I can introduce them to you.”

Su Mian was silent for a few seconds and suddenly answered in a cold voice, “I don’t need it.”

“…” Hehe! “I’m not a vampire. It’s true, it was just a small trick just now.”

What’s with this little goblin, has the vampire given him a brainwash? We must care about the physical and mental health of teenagers!

Su Mian seemed to be smiling and not at the same time. “Really, can you do it again then?”

Ming Shu agreed immediately. “Okay. Wait for a moment.”

Su Mian: “…”

Then Su Mian watched Ming Shu play a magic trick for him. The skin burned and healed quickly, and she even explained the principle to him with great patience.

There was no reason to doubt it.

Ming Shu concluded sincerely, “So, there isn’t any vampires in the world at all. They were all lies. You should just be a human and live your life well!”

Su Mian formed a fake smile and didn’t believe a word she said.

Did she think he was a fool?

But before she was proving it to him, so now why did she not admit it?

Ming Shu: “…” If I knew you wanted to turn yourself a vampire, do you think I’d have proven that?

What if the wild kid didn’t listen to you?

Just beat him up.

If one beating was not enough, make it two!

…

[Guest, the time has come for a hero to save the beauty. The female protagonist needs you.]

The Harmony System interrupted Ming Shu’s intention of teaching the wild kid a lesson just in time.

Ming Shu stopped a taxi. “Take me to Nongshui Alley.”

Su Mian got into the back seat quickly, so Ming Shu and the driver turned to look at him at the same time.

Su Mian pasted a fake smile on his mouth. “I’ll go wherever you go.”

Since the two knew each other, the driver didn’t ask any questions and just started the car, heading to the destination.

But when they arrived and got out of the car, Su Mian felt a little at a loss to place his feet.

Someone like Su Mian was a spoiled young master, identifiable with just one look. Facing the dirty, disorderly, and bad surroundings here, with half naked men everywhere in the lane, it was a little unacceptable to him.

Ming Shu had walked some distance away when she looked back at him.

The boy was standing on the side of the dirty street, and the sharp aura around him that could not be ignored even became a little dim. He was like a totally defeated cock.

Ming Shu walked back and looked at him while raising her eyebrows. “The vampire world is not necessarily brighter than this, and it’s not as good as you think, just go back.”

Su Mian snorted lightly. His weakened momentum rose immediately and he began to stride forward proudly.

As if he had made a determined decision in his heart—like a bold blind man.

Ming Shu: “…”

The psychopath is back now.

Scare me to death, why don’t you!

Ming Shu hurriedly took out a box of rations and sucked two mouthfuls of blood to calm down.

Su Mian walked in the front. The longer he walked, the more uncomfortable he felt, but he forced himself to hold back the bad feeling and strove hard to walk in a straight line.

“This way.”

Su Mian turned his head to see Ming Shu standing at the entrance of another lane. He froze there for a moment, then walked back as if nothing happened.

This lane was even narrower than the previous one. In Su Mian’s impression, he’d probably never seen an alley like this.

“Let go of me… Let go of me… Help… Wu… Help…”

The noise of a girl’s crying came faintly. Ming Shu darted out quickly in a few steps and she was so fast that you couldn’t even see her figure clearly.

Su Mian: “…”

Two ugly vampires were pinning a girl, and one of them approached the girl’s neck, revealing his sharp fangs.

The girl’s eyes widened in horror, and tears fell from their corners.

Her strength seemed to have been drained away. She forgot to struggle and scream…

Boom!

The vampire that pinned her was suddenly kicked off. The other one wanted to fight back, but before he could get up he turned into ashes and disappeared in front of her.

Liu Wanyue looked at the person before her silently.

Ming Shu lowered her eyes and looked at her. “Is it so comfortable on the ground?”

Liu Wanyue was reminded to return to herself now. Her limbs softened and she tried many times but couldn’t stand up at all.

Ming Shu grabbed her arm and helped her up.

“Thank… thank you,” Liu Wanyue said to Ming Shu and choked with sobs. “Were the two just now… Were they vampires?”

She thought she met robbers at first.

But then she saw them revealing their fangs and trying to bite her.

As she just accepted in her mind that vampires existed in this world, she immediately identified them as vampires.

“Yes. What are you doing here alone?” Liu Wanyue’s family’s financial situation was not good, but she didn’t live in Nongshui Alley. It was even in the opposite direction of her home.

Faced with Ming Shu’s question, Liu Wanyue hesitated for a while before she took out a note from her pocket. “Someone… gave me this.”

—If you want to know who your biological parents are, come to Nongshui Alley.

The words were cut out of a newspaper and pasted onto a piece of paper.

Liu Wanyue knew she was picked up by her adoptive parents because the neighbors never avoided her when discussing this gossip.

Beside, she lost some part of her childhood memories.

She wanted to get it back.

Ming Shu looked down at her. “Do you really want to know who your biological parents are?”

Except for the fake female protagonist, who else would dare target the female protagonist and directly provoke the Host even though the latter had claimed that the former would be under her protection?

So it’ll be my fair duty to go against the fake female protagonist.

For the sake of justice!

For snacks!

[Guest… Can you not skip through the storyline so fast? Please consider the normal people’s bearing capacity!] The Harmony System went a little crazy. Perhaps it should make a rule of no spoilers?

Skipping too much would also affect Hatred Points.

Ming Shu didn’t want to pick up the topic at all and directly blocked the Harmony System.

Liu Wanyue nodded her head slightly.

“I’ll take you there.”

Liu Wanyue was startled and surprised. “You… Do you know it?”

“I know everything.” I’ve determined to be a spoiler!

Ming Shu took Liu Wanyue out. Seeing there was another person standing outside, she was startled again and retreated behind Ming Shu.

“Did you just…” Su Mian opened his mouth. His voice was very pleasant to listen to, the kind of voice that made you think its owner must be very good-looking as long as you heard it.

Su Mian paused for a moment and added, “Kill those two people?”

“They are not human.” Killing humans was illegal, but killing vampires was not.

“Vampire?”

“Yes,” Ming Shu tried to scare him. “They are vampires like what that you want to become. I’ll find a vampire another day and show you how ugly they look.”

The little goblin cared a lot about his appearance so he would definitely be frightened.

Su Mian: “…”

He didn’t see the two vampires clearly just now, but judging from their figures, it wouldn’t be very ideal.

Su Mian was sure of one thing, though. “But you’re different.”

“That’s because I am powerful.” Ming Shu praised herself shamelessly. “But those that were turned into vampires through a bite are all the same. They live in stinking ditches like mice and never see the light.”