Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks

Chapter 2730: Cheng Fei’s Transfer Application Got Approved

Ning Shu didn’t learn of Cheng Fei’s transfer until she went to see him again. It was then that she was told about it.

Ning Shu asked which hospital Cheng Fei had been transferred to, and rushed there.

Ning Shu was inwardly cursing. Cheng Fei actually managed to come out of that mental asylum!

How could she describe this feeling? She felt like an ancient T-rex had just been resurrected and was going on a rampage in the modern world.

Ning Shu arrived at the hospital and asked where Cheng Fei’s ward was.

She rushed there and pushed open the door, only to see that Cheng Fei was reading a book.

What an erudite guy he was. He couldn’t ever drop his book, could he?

“Why did you suddenly transfer to another hospital?” Ning Shu asked.

Cheng Fei raised his head. He then pointed with his finger to his head. “I’m sick.”

Cheng Fei closed his book. “There’s a needle, thin as a strand of ox fur, in my brain that’s destroying my brain tissue.”

Ning Shu raised her eyebrows. “What’s the solution, then?

“Will you have surgery?”

Cheng Fei shook his head. “A surgery would be too risky. No doctor would operate on me.

“Besides, the tiny needle moves around and there is no way to be certain of its location. It’ll be a nearly impossible operation,” Cheng Fei calmly said, as if he wasn’t the patient in this scenario.

Ning Shu lightly exhaled. “Does that mean you won’t go back to that mental asylum anymore?”

Cheng Fei thought about it. He then said, “Perhaps not. Even if they want me to, I can appeal. They might not send me back out of humanitarian spirit.”

Ning Shu: …

In other words, Cheng Fei would be released without any punishment.

Ning Shu picked up an apple and started peeling it. “But you can’t leave the asylum. Cheng Fei, you’re a diagnosed mentally ill patient. How could you ever be allowed to leave the asylum?”

With little concern, Cheng Fei said, “If my mental state is stable enough that I can live independently, I’ll naturally get to leave the psychiatric hospital.

“Mental illness symptoms often recur. The government wouldn’t let you leave.” Ning Shu started gnawing on the apple.

F*ck. Cheng Fei’s line of thought seemed perfectly clear. He didn’t seem to have become crazy, nor were there any signs of dementia.

This was simply…

Ning Shu really wanted to strangle him to death.

Ning Shu threw the apple core away, then looked at Cheng Fei and said, “Believe me, you’ll definitely go back to the mental asylum and spend the rest of your life there.”

Cheng Fei smiled. “Ai Yun, do you not want to see me that much? But I am the bane of your existence. You won’t be able to get free from me no matter what.”

Ning Shu rolled her eyes. “Speak properly. Quit with that poetic prose. There’s nothing in this world a person can’t get free from.”

Cheng Fei stared gently at Ning Shu. “Ai Yun, I really hope you’ll be as beautiful as you are now forever.”

“Yeah, yeah, I will be.” Ning Shu didn’t want to hear the word ‘beautiful’ anymore.

Ning Shu tucked Cheng Fei in. Cheng Fei stared at her and asked, “You so clearly loathe and fear me so much, so why do you still do these things for me?”

Ning Shu waved her hand. “Don’t you also wish you could just kill me? But you still keep up this pretense of doting love. How can I not play along?”

Or did he expect her to just fly into a rage?

Fear and dread would only fuel a psychopath’s perverted pleasure.

They strived for other people’s misfortune.

However, it truly seemed like all Cheng Fei was after was beauty—eternal beauty, to be exact.

He was still a psychopath all the same, though.

Ning Shu went to ask the doctor about Cheng Fei’s condition. The doctor said that Cheng Fei wasn’t in a great situation, mainly because the needle was moving around in his head.

Ning Shu didn’t want Cheng Fei to leave the mental asylum.

Regardless of the humanitarian spirit Cheng Fei was talking about, it was highly unlikely that he would be allowed to leave the asylum.

MTL Editor: Ran