Quick Transmigration: Yandere Male Leads? Hand 'Em Over! - Chapter 238

The moment the coffin lid opened, the sight of the two embracing each other as they slept was far beyond what Ling Su could tolerate. His eyes widened with fury, and the veins on his forehead bulged.

“You two—!”

Lu Shi casually pulled away from the girl’s reddened lips and, without giving Ling Su or Li Song a chance to react, flung them both far away.

Off you go.

【Congratulations to the Beauty Faction for capturing all the Tomb Raiders. Game victory achieved. Bonus reward: +200 points for Beauties and Maids】

【Current Points Ranking Displayed Below:】

【Su Ci: 1680, Rank 1】
【Lu Shi: 1660, Rank 2】
…
【Ling Su: 1054, Rank 8】
【Li Song: 1025, Rank 9】
【Zhao Kai: 988, Rank 10】
【Qian Shasha: 967, Rank 11】
…
【Wei Xinlian: 219, Rank 31】
…

It was over.

This time, the leaderboard was visible to everyone.

From Rank 10 down, most players just lay stiffly in their coffins, utterly hopeless.

They weren’t getting out anyway. Might as well rest in a coffin—at least it came with some burial goods.

But what shocked everyone was that Su Ci, the newbie player who’d gotten dragged into a coffin early on, actually ranked first and ended up as the final winner.

Of the nine players who cleared the instance, the majority were from the Beauty faction. When they saw that the person ranked second was an actual Beauty, many players were beside themselves with regret.

Who would’ve thought that the dumb Beauty was actually a black sesame-core schemer pretending to be weak?

But ultimately, it was all that psycho Ling Su’s fault!

They should’ve known—ending up in the same instance as that freak was either a death sentence or a trip to the ER.

Wei Xinlian looked at her pitifully low points—not even a fraction of what she had in her past life—and burst into hysterical sobs.

In her past life, she was the second-ranked player!

Everyone knew how significant it was for a newbie to land that high on the leaderboard. After all her rebirth advantages, how did it still end up like this?

Her bloodshot eyes locked onto the top names on the ranking.

In her past life, she’d hated Ling Su for being a ruthless, selfish killer who hoarded clearance spots. But now… she couldn’t help but feel relieved—

How many of those who cleared were just Ling Su’s puppets?

Haha!

It didn’t matter how many. What mattered was that Zhao Kai and the girl he teamed up with didn’t make it! They would die! Just like her!

The sweetest part for Wei Xinlian was seeing Zhao Kai in 10th place, and Shasha in 11th.

So close to survival, only to have it snatched away—that was the most satisfying kind of death!

She savored the thought maliciously.

As if that could prove Zhao Kai had made the wrong choice. He shouldn’t have picked Shasha over her. They should be drowning in regret! Suffering, just like she was!

While Wei Xinlian laughed and cried, the system broadcast flared up again—

【Final Clearance List for This Instance:】

【Su Ci, Ling Su… Zhao Kai, Qian Shasha】

The exaggerated grin froze on Wei Xinlian’s face.

She counted again. And again… Nine! Still nine!

Where the hell were Lu Shi and Li Song?!

Why did Zhao Kai and Qian Shasha get to clear?!

She didn’t have time to unravel the logic behind it all before the system forcibly ejected her back into the real world.

Boom!

A loud explosion rang out. In the thick smoke and fire, Wei Xinlian opened her eyes with difficulty, coughing violently as she crawled toward the door.

A fire had broken out in the dilapidated residential complex. Flames quickly spread through the entire building. She finally got the door open—only to be blocked by an old-fashioned security gate.

Through the glowing steel bars, she could vaguely make out Ling Su’s face—silver hair wild in the fiery light—as he charged toward her.

Had he finally regretted everything?

Was he here to save her?

Wei Xinlian decided to forgive Ling Su.

But in the end, all she saw was the tail end of a tactical jacket brushing past her, sweeping down the hallway.

The gust of wind he stirred didn’t even graze her cheek, because the heavy metal gate slammed shut in her face—locking her forever in that hellish inferno.

—

News outlets in B City gave full coverage of the fire in Chenlu Complex. Experts were shocked to discover—

Out of 18 residents who should’ve had no chance of survival, four miraculously escaped with only minor injuries.

No matter how the public speculated, only those survivors knew—

It was the instance that gave them a second chance at life.

From then on, every so often, they would be pulled into game instances to play in order to maintain their vital signs in the real world.

When Ling Su found Su Ci, she had already fashioned a makeshift rope from her sheets and was about to rappel down from the third floor.

Without a word, Ling Su tied the sheets to the bed frame, tossed the end outside as a decoy, then scooped her up and leapt from a blind spot in the surveillance.

“You’re not hurt, are you?”

Su Ci had just shaken her head when a motorcycle helmet was plopped over her face. Ling Su carried her straight to the hospital—

Running several red lights along the way.

Su Ci clutched his waist tightly, her voice scattered by the roaring wind.

“Can you slow down?”

“This is already slow.”

Ling Su reached back to grab her hand. Once he removed his glove, the skin underneath was pale and smooth—his palm searingly hot.

“Used points to buy it. We’re in a parallel space. No risk of collisions.”

At B City General Hospital, Su Ci accepted a wet wipe from the nurse and started cleaning the soot from her face, visibly exasperated.

“I’m fine, really. I’m perfectly healthy.”

“No way. You need a full checkup.”

Ling Su forcibly registered her, sent her into examination, booked the best room, and insisted she stay a few days for observation before going home.

Her parents rushed to the hospital after hearing about the fire. When they saw Su Ci, they couldn’t hold back their tears.

“Mom, Dad, look—I’m fine. Please stop crying. There’s takeout and fruit over there. Eat something first…”

Her mother choked up. “Silly girl. Already in the hospital and still trying to comfort us. The fire was all over the news. Let Mom see—where were you burned? Does it hurt?”

Su Ci: “…”

There was no explaining this away.

After a thorough inspection, they confirmed she had no major injuries. Relieved, they still insisted she stay hospitalized—worried about toxic fumes and invisible trauma.

After scarfing down some boxed meals, Su Dad returned to handle their burned home, while Su Mom turned her attention to Su Ci’s mysterious savior.

“Xiao Ci, Aunt Liu said some young man charged into the flames. No one could stop him. He jumped out your window afterward—is that true?”

Outside the room, Ling Su stood with clean clothes and fresh fruit, just as the question came up.

Su Ci nodded. “He… he’s a friend.”

Su Mom lit up. “Boyfriend, right? I’ve seen his photo—handsome! Risked his life for you, too! Though that white hair’s a bit much…”

Ling Su quietly tugged at his reflective silver hair and bought a bottle of black hair dye from the system store.

Su Mom added, “…but it’s kind of stylish! I don’t mind! So, sweetie, what’s his family like? Any siblings? What do his parents do? What’s his job…”

Before she could finish, the door knocked.

“Come in.”

In walked three young people—one tall girl, two good-looking guys. The one with white hair stood out like a sore thumb.

Ling Su bowed solemnly.

“Hello, Auntie. I’m Xiao Ci’s boyfriend, Ling Su. Feel free to call me whatever you like. This is my older sister. This is my younger brother. If you’d like to meet my parents too… well, why wait?”

Li Song: “…?”
Lu Shi: “…?”

Sometimes, one person can be an entire family—noisy, presentable, and full of flair.

Ling Su claimed to have 50 million in savings. His parents? Long-term businesspeople abroad.

Fifty million… in game points.

His job? Game tester. Testing new titles for major studios—well-paid and stable.

Su Ci’s parents couldn’t be more satisfied with their new son-in-law. Especially after the fire, they liked him more the longer they looked.

Before entering the next instance, Ling Su confessed a secret to Su Ci, worried she’d misunderstand the online slander.

“In multiplayer dungeons, no matter how many puppets I use, I can only choose one to clear the game.”

“I didn’t steal anyone’s spot. Don’t believe those nasty comments, okay? They say I wiped out teammates—but they attacked me first!”

Because of wild rumors, everyone turned on him. He’d only fought back a little. Who knew that would kill them all?

In the villa Ling Su bought with his points, Su Ci pinned him to the bed and kissed him endlessly.

“I don’t believe you. That’s why I have to see it for myself.”

The silver-haired boy immediately turned into a pitiful mess.

One moment he was a clingy sunshine puppy: “Jiejie, don’t you trust me? They were the ones who wanted to hurt me…”

The next, he was a seductive vixen: “Su Su, my darling, how could you grow tired of me so fast? Won’t you snuggle me anymore?”

And then his usual cold self: “Fine. Don’t believe me. I’ll just kill you like I killed them.”

After a long, exhausting night, Su Ci’s vision was filled with illusions. She finally started counting on her fingers—

Just how many puppets could his level 10 talent summon?

This one’s him. That one’s also him…

…

As sunlight spilled into the room, the cheerful wake-up chime played.

The two of them opened their eyes in each other’s arms.

【Welcome to the new instance: “Confession Day at School.” Please check your personal panel, immerse yourself in the storyline, and choose the correct crush to give your love letter to.】

【You are the invisible nobody. The teacher forgot to give you the materials to make your letter. Please locate paper and an envelope within the time limit.】

【Countdown: 04:59:58】

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Looks endless, but it’s actually the end.

That’s it for now—let me prep for the next arc, the Demon Lord!