Quick Transmigration: Yandere Male Leads? Hand 'Em Over! - Chapter 31

The janitor had been an NPC for many years—but this was the first time he’d encountered a player so brazen and clueless.

With a sinister snarl, his eyes turned bloodshot. His lips split open at an unnatural angle, jaw unhinging like a snake’s, revealing a barbed, whip-like tongue that shot out.

“Aaaahhh—!”

Xu Siwei screamed and scrambled away while instinctively resorting to the manipulation tactics she’d grown used to.

“Get lost! All of you, back off! You know the glutinous rice monster in the mountainside villa? I’m his person—touch me and he’ll make you all regret it!”

The monsters in this hot spring hotel weren’t like the low-level freaks on the road—they were sentient enough to understand her words.

The moment she mentioned the mountainside villa, the hotel manager, janitor, staff, and guests all froze mid-approach.

This reckless player… actually knew the Landlord?

No wonder she was so arrogant and idiotic, yet still managed to waltz into the hotel unharmed. If the Landlord really was protecting her, there was nothing they could do.

For a moment, fear and frustration flickered in every monster’s eyes.

They’d been looking forward to teaching this clueless newbie a lesson. What a shame… She’d managed to cozy up to the Landlord.

The hotel manager waved off the others and, forcing a polite smile, respectfully invited Xu Siwei to the VIP lounge for tea and snacks.

Still, though the Landlord rarely showed himself, the manager didn’t fully believe her claim. He needed to investigate further.

Xu Siwei, long used to these creatures’ fawning and spineless behavior, made herself comfortable as soon as she sat down. She grabbed the pastries, stuffed her mouth, then choked a bit and downed two gulps of hot tea.

“Pah! What kind of tea is this? It’s awful! You all should quit the hot spring business and open a foot bath joint instead!”

All the while, the hotel manager stared at her coldly, watching her every move.

The moment she slipped up—even once—he’d slice off her head without hesitation using the hotel room key hidden in his palm.

But to his disappointment, this player acted like someone extremely familiar with the Landlord—her words dripping with arrogance and entitlement.

Apparently, the Landlord really had spoiled her rotten.

With no choice, the manager dug up the finest tea and food they had to host her. His dead heart felt like it was bleeding the entire time.

And still, he had to keep a flattering smile on his face, calling the janitor to apologize to her in person and arranging for a staff member to escort her to the best room in the hotel.

To Xu Siwei, their groveling obedience only proved that the monster must’ve told them to treat her well.

What she didn’t understand was why the monster—who had never left her side in her previous life—was still nowhere to be seen.

Hmph. Trying to pull the same “wounded little beast” act again? She wasn’t falling for it this time. No way was she going to walk right into his trap again!

Xu Siwei was in high spirits. Everyone in the hotel was treating her like royalty. All she had to do was rack up 10,000 points and she’d be able to leave the instance and go home!

When a staffer delivered food to her room, she flipped the table just because she didn’t like the plating, splashing soup all over him.

During the hot spring mission, she demanded the manager clear out all the other guests and disinfect the pool before she’d even step in—causing a flood of complaints.

She didn’t like the location of her room either, so she forced other guests to vacate and took over their spaces.

…

Without her noticing, the resentment of the hotel staff and guests grew stronger by the day. Even knowing her connection to the Landlord, they couldn’t stop their eyes from flashing with murderous intent, their teeth clenched in barely contained rage.

But the gap between fantasy and reality soon hit hard.

Xu Siwei had been grinding missions desperately, but after an entire week, she’d only scraped together a pitiful 100 points.

So she decided to switch to a more “efficient” win condition with better rewards.

B-Class Clear Condition: Eliminate all monsters in the lodging area. Earn 5,000 points.

Xu Siwei ordered the hotel manager to gather all the staff and guests.

There were four high-level monsters: the janitor who mopped with a human head, the ghost-faced waiter, the bloody-handed chef, and the manager himself—along with a crowd of low-level guest monsters.

Xu Siwei sat back in the boss’s chair, looking utterly justified as she issued her command:

“You four—go kill the other guests for me.”

The hotel manager: “…?”
The guest monsters: “…?”

“Well? What are you waiting for? Do I need to call him over to kill the four of you instead?”

The four elite monsters trembled. Two minutes later, the blood-handed chef grabbed his cleaver and, moving like a machine, shhk shhk shhk—slaughtered every guest in the room.

His muscles bulged, eyes glowing red. “Is that enough for you?”

He’d had it with this player. Every day, she complained his food tasted like crap or insulted his plating for lacking “aesthetic sense.”

Xu Siwei nodded in satisfaction and said:

“Not enough. Don’t you know the clear condition says ‘kill all the monsters’? That includes you guys.”
“Since your service these days wasn’t completely terrible, I’ll let you choose your preferred method of death. Make it quick—I don’t have all day.”

If that monster found out she was about to leave the instance, he might show up to stop her. She had to act fast and break free before he did.

Amid the sea of monster corpses, the four high-level monsters fell silent.

Then, without speaking, they exploded into motion—lunging straight for the completely unguarded Xu Siwei.

If they were going to die, they’d take this ungrateful, arrogant player down with them!

…

Thanks to the white-haired old lady’s hospitality, Qin Jin had been staying at the mountainside villa for several extra days. She’d even become good friends with the fashion-obsessed red-dressed ghost.

But since her mission site wasn’t located here, she couldn’t do any tasks. Clearing the instance felt as far away as ever.

The longer she stayed, the more anxious she became for Siwei. She worried constantly—was Siwei okay? Were their families outside the instance doing alright?

On the eighth day, the old lady prepared one final sumptuous dinner, then quietly walked alone into the swirling snow.

The red-dressed ghost, having learned all the makeup tricks and outfit tips she could, disappeared not long after.

【Congratulations, player Su Ci, for unlocking and completing the hidden mission: Exorcise Spirits (2/5). Reward: 40,000 points.】
【Congratulations, player Su Ci, for obtaining SS-rank item: Grandma’s Spatula. Instantly transforms you into a master chef—can also be used to scrape off unfaithful, unjust, and unfilial scum.】
【Congratulations, player Su Ci, for obtaining SS-rank item: Beauty’s Nails. Needs regular care but sharp enough to shred all prejudice and bullying.】

Even Qin Jin, who’d simply stayed a few extra days with the old woman and the ghost, received two powerful A-rank items.

One was the Cloak of Inferiority—wearing it concealed her presence, making her invisible to monsters unless she caused a scene.

The other was Grandma’s Soup Pot—usable once a day, it let her hide from danger for an hour with a 24-hour cooldown.

She also received a pearl-shaped makeup box from the ghost sister. It looked like a massive round gem, and could only be used for putting on makeup.

Now armed with life-saving items, Qin Jin decided to go find Xu Siwei.

Before leaving, she confessed the truth to Su Ci:

“Actually, I’m not Xu Siwei. I’m her best friend, Qin Jin. We had facial reconstruction surgery and swapped faces before entering the instance.”
“Sorry for hiding it from you all this time. Thank you for standing up for me and letting me stay here safely these past few days.”

Qin Jin could tell that the villa’s spirits weren’t fond of outsiders. They’d only taken her in for Su Ci’s sake.

Su Ci didn’t seem surprised at all. “Mm, I figured it out. You’re going to find her, right? Take care. Goodbye.”

Qin Jin was a little stunned—she hadn’t expected the goddess to already know. Embarrassed, she gave a shy smile, tightened her cloak, and stepped into the howling wind.

Even though she didn’t want to leave her beautiful goddess, Siwei’s safety came first. She couldn’t abandon her closest sister.

But the moment she stepped out of the villa—

She saw a group of hideous monsters in wizard robes charging at her across the vast, snow-white field!