Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Character Just Wants to Die a Natural Death

"You've grown a lot. You can even say some high-sounding words now. It seems that the changes over this period of time have made you taste the coldness of the world. The Lin family's company is now almost an empty shell. I don't want garbage. As the heir of the Lin family, you are now in your mid-twenties. Now that the Lin family is in danger, you must play your role well. After all, you have the surname Lin and you must carry on the Lin family line."

"I am just an outsider and have no need of anything from your Lin family."

Lin Jingci was speechless for a moment. Looking at Yao Feiran's calm and unperturbed expression, he knew that she really had no feelings for the Lin family anymore.

Afterwards, the Lin family members took turns coming to persuade Yao Feiran to close the clinic because she found the trouble too much.

Lin Xuejun then turned to Su Qing and begged her for help, but was turned away by the Jiang family multiple times.

After being rejected many times, Lin Xuejun, in a fit of near madness, slapped Lin Jingci across the face.

"You idiot! Su Qing is your own sister. Why did you protect an adopted daughter back then? Now Su Qing is engaged to the Jiang family! If she had even a shred of affection for the Lin family, things wouldn't have turned out like this."

Lin Jingci was dumbfounded. He covered his face and looked at Lin Xuejun's fierce gaze, a chill running down his spine.

"Dad, after Su Qing came back, didn't you treat her badly too? You even complained that she wasn't presentable enough."

"You scoundrels, how much time do I spend at home? It's all because of your instigation that I misunderstood you too. Yiyi, you're not even a child of the Lin family, so why did you ostracize and target Su Qing in the first place?"

Lin Yiyi's face turned pale. She knew that if the Lin family couldn't survive this crisis, everyone would blame her. She didn't want to go back to that rural place.

......

North City Center Building

Yao Feiran was drinking tea in Xu Xingyan's office. The office was large, with minimalist ebony furniture and a lounge. There was a lot of snacks on the table, which Xu Xingyan had his assistant buy.

The huge floor-to-ceiling windows offered a panoramic view of the city center of Beicheng. Yao Feiran lay on the sofa eating snacks.

Xu Xingyan said, "Zhou Cheng'an, the head of the Zhou family, has been coughing up blood from time to time recently. He went to the hospital and they said he had lost the ability to move and could only be kept alive by machines. Later, he wanted Pei Yuan to treat him, and Pei Yuan recommended you."

Zhou Cheng'an held a high position, and the other members of his Zhou family were all in officialdom. Pei Yuan knew his own limitations and dared not make a move.

"Why doesn't he go find Su Qing and her master?"

"The Zhou family and the Jiang family are political enemies. Now that Jiang Mushen and Su Qing are engaged, they dare not let Su Qing receive treatment."

"My political enemy? Well, I have to save him."

The Jiang family is currently targeting the Lin family, but once the Lin family goes bankrupt, they will likely start targeting them as well.

They are also labeled as villains, and the protagonist will not let them off the hook unless the villains fall from grace or show remorse.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

Xu Xingyan: "That's what I think too. You need to be careful. The Lin family may seem kind, but they're actually a bunch of mad dogs."

Yao Feiran looked up at him and thought to herself that Xu Xingyan always smiled to outsiders, but he was ruthless to his enemies, and he would kill them all. He had been assassinated by his enemies several times, but he seemed to enjoy it. He was almost like a mad dog.

"I know someone who's more like a mad dog."

His smile remained unchanged: "I feel like you're insulting me."

"Don't overthink it, why would I scold you?"

"......"

On her way to the Zhou family, Yao Feiran ran into Su Qing, who stared at her.

"You're going to treat Zhou Cheng'an? If it's to prove yourself, I advise you not to go. The Zhou family isn't ordinary people. If you don't cure him, you can forget about living."

"Ever since I started learning traditional Chinese medicine, you've been belittling me. You haven't even seen me treat patients, yet you're convinced I'm overly ambitious and lack skill." Yao Feiran said speechlessly, "Do you think there's no one more talented than you in this world? Don't be so arrogant."

Su Qing's expression changed slightly: "I'm just afraid that innocent people will be harmed by you."

"And who is that innocent person? Since I started practicing medicine, I have never delayed anyone's treatment. So what makes you think I can't cure them?"

Yao Feiran didn't say much to her and left after finishing her sentence.

Jiang Mushen: "Su Qing, don't listen to her nonsense. She's too arrogant. How could she possibly be better than you? You cured my father and grandfather. She's learning from someone who's all talk and no action. What can she possibly learn? You've been learning since you were a child. How long has she been learning before she's treating such a serious illness? She'll run into a wall sooner or later."

Su Qing felt vaguely uneasy, but she forced a smile and said, "I just think that the Zhou family and your family are not on good terms, so her helping the Zhou family will only cause trouble for you."

"You always think of me. I trust your intuition. Didn't you say that traditional Chinese medicine is profound and requires a wide range of knowledge? She has only been studying it for a short time and doesn't have that ability."

"kindness."

Under his doting gaze, Su Qing finally gave up her hesitation.

Yao Feiran went to the Zhou family and saw Zhou Chengan lying on the nursing bed. He looked to be in his forties. She had seen him on TV before; he was a refined and gentle man, but now he was extremely thin.

Zhou Cheng'an's sister-in-law, Liu Fen, looked around curiously: "Who is this young girl?"

"A master of traditional Chinese medicine has come to treat my father."

A boy of about seventeen or eighteen years old said calmly.

Liu Fen gave her a disdainful look: "Rui Rui, how can someone so young be a master of traditional Chinese medicine? Don't be fooled, or you'll delay your treatment."

"Don't worry, Auntie."

Zhou Rui didn't want to argue with her. Liu Fen came from an ordinary family. Her uncle fought against his family for her sake, and in the end, her grandfather had no choice but to agree to their marriage. Her father married her mother, who was of equal social standing. The two were united by mutual interests, and their relationship only began to warm up after marriage.

Seeing that my father treated my mother well, my maternal grandfather also gave my father a hand. With the help of both families, my father was promoted quickly and eventually became the head of the Zhou family.

The aunt, who was originally content with her lot, began to feel resentful and wanted to urge her uncle to improve himself, but her uncle was complacent and naturally refused.

Since learning that her father didn't have much time left, Liu Fen inexplicably became happy. She didn't know how much impact her father's death would have on the Zhou family, and Zhou Rui was too lazy to bother with such a stupid and vicious person.

Yao Feiran looked at the people in the room and said calmly, "I need a quiet environment. You can't let anyone in later."

The acupuncture points in this world are so numerous and densely packed that even the slightest mistake can lead to disastrous results.

Zhou Rui bowed and said, "I understand, thank you for your trouble, Sister Yao."

Zhou Rui is only a high school student, but he is more mature than his peers. His mother was hospitalized due to excessive grief. Although Zhou Rui is young, he has been actively working on his father's affairs.

After everyone left, Yao Feiran took out the acupuncture needles: "Mr. Zhou, you should have heard me, right? Don't move around after I start."

Zhou Chengan nodded slightly.

Yao Feiran fed him a bowl of ginseng soup, and then began to administer acupuncture.

After a while, the door was suddenly pounded violently, accompanied by sharp, piercing cries.

"Open the door! Open the door! My toys are inside, don't you dare break them! You're all bad people!"