Cannon-Fodder Heiress Turns the Tables by Fortune-Telling-Chapter 39 Did this little girl violate the Heavenly Law?

Perhaps Yun Ran’s expression was too serious, so serious that it seemed like everything that had just happened was a figment of Qu Ying’s own imagination.

This caused Qu Ying to somewhat collapse; she truly couldn’t believe that the person she once manipulated at will had become what she was now.

"Ah!"

Qu Ying suddenly clutched her stomach and screamed in agony, as if she was undergoing some inhuman torture.

As her scream echoed, a crystal chandelier above Yun Ran’s head suddenly came loose without warning, crashing straight down towards her.

Everything happened too quickly, even the servants lurking around to watch the mother and daughter argue, were terrified, their faces turning pale at this scene.

The weight of the crystal chandelier was at least several hundred pounds; if it hit the person below, the death would be extremely gruesome.

In the mere seconds of time, the faint-hearted servants had already covered their eyes, clearly unable to watch the impending bloodshed.

Due to the shortness of time, no one noticed that, at the moment the crystal chandelier fell, it was hit by a Magic Spell and momentarily paused in mid-air, buying Yun Ran a fraction of time.

She sprang away just in time to narrowly miss the falling chandelier, but the splintering shards still managed to cut through Yun Ran’s exposed skin.

Seeing the blood that flowed out, Yun Ran’s expression immediately turned ugly; she had not completely avoided such a disaster.

At the same time, Qu Ying was so frightened that she fell harshly to the ground, and soon enough a pool of crimson blood spread beneath her.

In the original story, the protagonist was expelled from the home after the child in Qu Ying’s womb had vanished, followed by a fall causing severe injuries, and eventually drowned in a small puddle.

Yun Ran closed her eyes, concealing the turmoil within them, so the catastrophe that had just occurred was the triggering of the protagonist’s predetermined Life and Death Tribulation.

"Quick, call the doctor!"

As she heard the servant’s frantic shout near her ear, Yun Ran reopened her eyes, now devoid of the earlier emotions.

Looking at Qu Ying who had fainted, Yun Ran felt a complex surge of emotions; she had calculated previously that this nominal younger sibling would not be born.

Unexpectedly, even after doing her best to avoid it, she still couldn’t escape this fate; the pitiable child still vanished before her eyes.

But she wouldn’t let herself become the scapegoat, Yun Ran closed her eyes, let her body go limp, and collapsed onto a nearby chair.

As long as she fainted too, along with her wounds, she would also be seen as a victim, and Qu Ying’s child’s loss couldn’t be wholly blamed on her.

The family doctor arrived to see the usually magnificent hall, its reflective floor now scattered with blood-soaked shards of the crystal chandelier, presenting a particularly shocking sight.

The servants buzzed around like ants in disarray, giving him a headache.

He was aware that the lady of the house was pregnant but not firmly stable; however, the current situation was beyond his handling, and they had to go to the hospital.

He urgently told the butler who had rushed over, "Send them to the hospital immediately!"

In this villa area, there were stationed ambulances and medical personnel, so an ambulance quickly arrived and took the unconscious Qu Ying and Yun Ran, who was pretending to have fainted, to the hospital.

Ginsengfruit was startled by the sight of the blood-drenched Yun Ran: [Host, what do we do now?]

"My blood cannot fall into the hands of those with ulterior motives, but I must go with them, or else, who knows what kind of blame they will pin on me.

Furthermore, the Life and Death Tribulation is not so easily survived; I need to stay by the protagonist Qu Ying’s side, if Heavenly Dao cares for her, it wouldn’t recklessly strike me down recklessly, and that’s when I have the chance to turn the tables!"

Indeed, because Qu Ying was with her, their trip to the hospital went smoothly.

After arriving at the hospital, Yun Ran and Qu Ying’s injuries were different, and the two were taken to separate places.

Just as nurses were pushing Yun Ran away, the wheels of the hospital bed rolled off suddenly, causing the bed to flip over.

Fortunately, Yun Ran was prepared. As the bed tipped over, she pressed down on it with one hand, then using this momentum, she sidestepped onto the floor.

There was a loud "bang."

After flipping halfway over, the hospital bed was pressed back into place by Yun Ran.

However, the huge noise, and the scene of the bed flipping that everyone had just witnessed, left them all dumbfounded.

The nurse pushing the cart and the nearby medical staff were all stunned.

"Holy shit, what just happened?"

"Why is that girl so unlucky? She’s all covered in blood, and now the hospital bed flipped over too. If she had been smashed to the ground, she would have been crushed to death."

"This is the best hospital in Hai City, how can they use a broken bed to transport patients!"

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Listening to the crowd’s discussion, Yun Ran remained calm, thinking this was nothing. Once the Life and Death Tribulation was triggered, even more absurd things would continue to occur.

Yun Ran tried to use a Magic Artifact to resist, only to see the copper coin she had escaped from the doll with split into two halves.

She immediately gave up on the idea; her Magic Artifacts were either treasures from Qingfeng Temple or ones she had gone through great pains to find and refine. She couldn’t bear to have them destroyed just like that.

Besides, when she had just calculated a moment ago, she had also glimpsed a bit of Heavenly Dao. If she used Magic Artifacts, the power of this Life and Death Tribulation would at the very least quadruple.

That would not be worth it, she could only bear it herself. At the most, she would be unlucky and get injured, but the Heavenly Dao cannot really kill her anyway.

Of course, she now also had no way to deal with the Heavenly Dao that insisted on venting its anger on the female protagonist.

The medical staff, who had been stunned for a few seconds, quickly reacted.

They planned to find a new hospital bed to replace the broken one.

But before they could move, there was another "bang."

The glass on the second-floor railing above where Yun Ran was standing loosened and fell, coming straight for Yun Ran’s head.

Yun Ran let out a slight sigh, pushed the medical staff close to her away, and then took two steps back.

Everyone watched as the glass shattered on the ground.

Their gaze towards Yun Ran changed completely.

Someone whispered: "Damn it, doesn’t this seem a bit like the movie ’Final Destination’ I’ve seen before?"

"Man, I’m feeling the same way. Did this girl violate some Heavenly Law? Such rare incidents, and she’s encountered it twice in a row. Even the odds of winning the lottery are not this high."

"Let’s quickly keep our distance from her. It’s better to err on the side of belief with such creepy matters."

"I recorded both accidents just now; I have to post them on the internet right away!"

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The medical staff’s look at Yun Ran also changed slightly, although they were used to seeing life and death all year round, in their hearts, they actually held great reverence for these matters.