Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder’s Record of Counterattacks

Min Haochu was in a lot of pain. His lower body hurt terribly, especially his hips and even the slightest movement below his waist was excruciating.

Grabbing the police officer by the collar, Min Haochu gritted his teeth and said, “You have to catch the person from last night.”

He had been attacked and violated, and it was clearly a man who had done it.

Damn it, he got done by a man!!

And it had happened while he was unconscious. This was outright r***.

Min Haochu never imagined something like this could happen to him.

This was a matter of dignity. If he had been the one on top, even if people found out, they’d just say, “Wow, he sure knows how to play.”

But now, being the one on the bottom, it was a blow to his pride—his masculinity.

It was disgusting. He didn’t even know what kind of man had done it to him.

If this got out back home, he’d become a laughingstock.

And his father would be so disappointed in him.

“You have to catch him…” The more Min Haochu thought about it, the angrier he got. He was just about to shout more but then immediately gasped in pain, clutching his chest.

His heart was racing, and the pain only gripped his chest harder.

The pain got worse, and soon Min Haochu’s lips turned pale.

Clutching his chest, he broke into a cold sweat.

“Are you okay?” someone asked.

“Take me to the hospital,” Min Haochu replied.

At the hospital, after being given a sedative, his heart gradually relaxed, and the pain lessened.

Min Haochu had a sinking feeling in his gut and asked, “What’s wrong with my heart?”

“There’s no major issue, just some spasms. Try to stay calm in your daily life,” the doctor advised.

“Do I have heart disease?” Min Haochu asked.

“Your heart is fine, but it’s prone to spasms. You should take good care of yourself,” the doctor suggested. “Avoid strenuous activities, or it could lead to heart failure in the future.”

Min Haochu’s face turned ashen, and he was speechless. Life was dealing him one blow after another.

First, he’d been violated by some man, and now he was being told that there was something wrong with his heart.

“But there’s no history of heart disease in my family. How could I have heart problems?” Min Haochu couldn’t understand.

“Heart disease isn’t always hereditary. It can be related to lifestyle habits,” the doctor explained.

Min Haochu left the hospital, clutching his chest, which still ached faintly, and his lower body was still in pain.

He felt like life was really messing with him.

From now on, he wouldn’t be a healthy person anymore. He couldn’t go around however he wanted, nor could he experience intense emotions.

How had he suddenly developed heart disease?

No matter how much he thought about it, Min Haochu couldn’t figure out how he had ended up passed out on the street.

In his memory, it felt like more than one person had touched him.

The more he thought about it, the more his back hurt.

Min Haochu kept this whole ordeal tightly under wraps, not even telling Ou Haoxuan, who lived with him.

“You didn’t come back last night. What were you up to? Could it be…” Ou Haoxuan looked at Min Haochu with a meaningful expression, raising an eyebrow, “You don’t look too good. Maybe you went at it for too long?”

“Let me tell you,” Ou Haoxuan said, sipping his coffee as he spoke to Min Haochu, “Be careful. These foreign women can be too much. I still prefer someone fresh and innocent.”

Min Haochu wasn’t in the mood for conversation, so he told Ou Haoxuan, “Call in for me. I’m not going in today.”

Ou Haoxuan shrugged.

Since she no longer had work at the restaurant, Ning Shu spent the entire night cultivating, then went out to buy breakfast the next morning.

She searched online for the location where Ou Haoxuan liked to go car racing.

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