Rebirth of the Cannon Fodder in the Entertainment Circle-Chapter 645: Liu Ling was snatched away as cannon fodder in life (30)

Chapter 645: Liu Ling was snatched away as cannon fodder in life (30)

Jiang Congyi and his sister-in-law were taken away for their affair and adultery.

Both harbored a deep hatred for Luo Zhu and Luo Ning.

Much to their surprise, the investigation into the affair was merely incidental; the focus was on their espionage activities.

Only then did they realize they had been under surveillance for some time.

They were kept in custody for interrogation.

At first, Jiang Congyi wouldn’t confess at all—his psychological resilience was strong, and he wasn’t fazed by the relentless questioning.

However, after a few days, when he saw himself on camera, sneaking into an office and stealing documents, his composure began to crack.

As more and more evidence surfaced, even his control over the black market and his involvement in murders came to light, forcing his mouth open.

Adultery, espionage, covert control of the black market, three counts of murder—these crimes were unearthed and confirmed one by one.

Jiang Congyi would not have enough lives to escape the firing squad; evading legal punishment was impossible.

Sitting in the dark isolation cell, Jiang Congyi felt his life was as bleak and devoid of light.

His passionate love began to fade, slowly turning into resentment and regret.

What he regretted most was marrying the foolish and ominous Luo Zhu. Had he not married her, perhaps his deeds would have remained hidden.

Luo Ning wouldn’t have been so hostile and wary of him because of Luo Zhu and the Luo family.

But it was all too late.

He hated Luo Zhu so intensely that before he spilled any information about his affair with his sister-in-law and how he communicated with his handlers, he made a request.

He wanted to see Luo Zhu one last time.

Lu Xun could roughly guess what Jiang Congyi intended to do and thus agreed.

Luo Zhu was brought into the interrogation room and instantly saw Jiang Congyi—disheveled with a beard, messy hair, and untidy clothing.

At that moment, he looked not only wretched but also defeated, as if he had aged a decade or two.

Luo Zhu had fallen for the confident and successful Jiang Congyi. Seeing him in this state, and hearing that he not only controlled the black market but also had blood on his hands and would soon face execution by firing squad.

She suddenly felt that snatching such a man from Luo Sanya’s grasp was bad luck, and she regretted it.

Without grasping for Jiang Congyi, perhaps she could have aimed higher.

"What do you want from me?"

Luo Zhu lifted her hand to fan her nose in disgust, "Don’t expect me to help you."

Jiang Congyi sneered, "Like I’d rely on someone of your caliber for help."

"No wonder you’re called the harbinger of doom. I didn’t quite believe it before, but now I do."

"When you were pressuring them, Luo Ning and her sister lived miserably."

"Once they got away from your family, their lives improved."

"I had a promising future, but it all went downhill after marrying you."

He didn’t understand why, but he had this persistent feeling that things weren’t meant to turn out this way.

He believed he was supposed to be a successful man, not a prisoner.

There could only be one reason—he married the calamitous Luo Zhu.

Hearing these words, Luo Zhu felt incredibly uncomfortable inside. "It’s clearly you and that wretch’s fault. Don’t blame it on me."

Now, in the village, they say she’s the harbinger of doom, having harmed the Luo sisters before and now Jiang Congyi. But in her heart, she refused to accept it.

Jiang Congyi couldn’t be bothered to argue further with her. "I called you here today to tell you two things."

He said, "First, the two sons of my elder brother, they are actually mine."

Luo Zhu had suspected as much, but hearing it from his lips still made her heart ache, after all, she had loved Jiang Congyi for two lifetimes.

But this man had already hooked up with her sister-in-law, deceiving her through and through.

She said with a grim face, "I guessed it, those two bastards are yours."

Jiang Congyi wasn’t surprised, he smirked and said, "Second, after you married me, I poisoned you with a kind of slow-acting infertility poison, so you can forget about ever becoming a mother in this lifetime."

"Even if I die and you successfully get a divorce and become single again, I believe no man would want to marry a barren woman, a harbinger of doom."

The thing he regretted the least was doing this.

Luo Zhu’s face changed, "What are you saying? You’re lying to me, right?"

Jiang Congyi raised an eyebrow, "I don’t believe you haven’t had a medical check-up."

"Didn’t the doctor tell you that you have a cold uterus, which makes it difficult to conceive?"

He laughed heartily, "Actually, the cold uterus is caused by the drug. Just three months of taking it can lead to complete infertility, and I had you take it for six months."

Indeed, Luo Zhu had not become pregnant after a long marriage and had gone to the hospital for a check-up.

After learning about her cold uterus and the difficulty in conceiving, she had always felt guilty and dared not let Jiang Congyi and the Jiang family know.

But she hadn’t expected, this was all Jiang Congyi’s doing.

"You bastard, a monster, you’re not human, how could you do this to me..."

Her mental state collapsed once again, and she lunged at Jiang Congyi, ferociously scratching him.

She was quickly pulled away by the guards on the scene and taken out.

Before Jiang Congyi was executed, he met his parents one last time.

He didn’t say much, apart from asking his parents to take good care of his two sons and hinting where he kept his money.

He also had his mother spread the word that Luo Zhu was infertile and doomed, showing how much he hated Luo Zhu.

Mrs. Jiang had never liked Luo Zhu, and now that her son claimed that Luo Zhu was the cause of his misfortune, her hatred deepened.

Thus, she went around spreading that Luo Zhu had a cold uterus and couldn’t bear children, trudging calamity to any house she went to. freeweɓnøvel.com

Although feudal superstitions were officially discouraged, most people still believed in them.

Because of this, Luo Zhu, who successfully divorced Jiang Congyi, was completely shunned by everyone.

Father Jiang naturally didn’t make things easy for her either, he made a call to the supply and marketing cooperative, and they found an excuse to fire her.

Luo Zhu could only return to her village, hating Jiang Congyi and the Jiang family, but hating Luo Ning even more.

Especially when she saw Luo Ning with the young and promising Plant Manager Lu together, her jealousy drove her to madness, but she was helpless to stop them, which was even more agonizing.

Because of Luo Zhu’s disgrace, aside from Old Madam Luo who still doted on her, the others in the Luo family gradually harbored resentment towards her.

They no longer wanted to support an idle, work-shy sister.

They even threatened that if Luo Zhu didn’t work, they would divide the family.

Mother Luo had no choice but to make Luo Zhu work.

In her twenties, while Mother Luo was sick and unable to care for Luo Zhu, the brothers who had once doted on her conspired to send her off to become the stepmother and wife of a man in his forties.

Perhaps it was karmic retribution, the man Luo Zhu married was precisely the husband she had chosen for her original self.

Subsequently, she suffered through the torment of unruly children and domestic abuse, experiencing it all for herself.

On the other hand, Luo Ning’s relationship with Lu Xun was confirmed.

Lu Xun also applied to stay put in support of Luo Ning’s research.

After the success of the new material, the authorities valued Luo Ning highly and, two years later, transferred her to a research institute in the Capital City.

Luo Ning took Luo Wuya with her to live in Capital City.

However, although she had left, she still took great care of her several cousins, regularly sending back books, clothes, food, and other items.

The rest of the Luo family were warned by Luo Ning, so they didn’t dare to take her things and could only sulk in jealousy, envy, and regret.