Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder’s Record of Counterattacks

Chapter 3053: These Tea-Serving Uncles Sure Worked Hard

Ning Shu glanced at the people approaching. They were probably plainclothes police officers.

They quickly arrested both Ning Shu and Sister Zhou.

Sister Zhou, now in handcuffs, was visibly panicked. “What are you doing? Robbery?”

“Shut up. This is police business.”

Both Ning Shu and Sister Zhou were escorted into a car and taken to the police station.

Ning Shu felt like she had a special connection with police stations in this world, always being “invited for tea” by the police.

These tea-serving uncles sure worked hard.

Sister Zhou, pale and confused, couldn’t understand how she had been exposed.

She had trafficked many women before without being caught.

“You’re the one who reported this, right?” the officer asked.

Ning Shu nodded. “Yes, it was me. Here’s my ID. I was on my way to find work and met Sister Zhou along the way.”

She added, “By the way, do I get a reward for this?”

The officer: …

Ning Shu was treated decently, but Sister Zhou was thoroughly searched to ensure she had no communication devices.

Under questioning, Sister Zhou confessed to the illegal surrogacy operation.

The police followed the lead to uncover the location and rescued many women.

Some of the women were visibly pregnant, clearly having already started the surrogacy process.

The reality was far from the rosy picture Sister Zhou had painted for Ning Shu. These women were deceived into the situation, and some were even outright abducted.

Some were walking alone in slightly isolated areas at night when someone covered their mouths, dragged them into a van, and took them away.

These women had no freedom and were treated like hens bred solely for laying eggs. They worked as surrogates to help the agency earn money.

They were only given food to sustain the pregnancy, but the money? They saw none of it.

They had no freedom at all.

Their pregnancies had to produce healthy babies, as clients wouldn’t accept defective ones.

If the child had defects, it was terminated.

In short, these women were like livestock, giving birth to line the pockets of unscrupulous surrogacy agencies.

A single surrogacy could generate tens of thousands of dollars.

But the women themselves? They didn’t even get a penny.

Compared to trafficking women into remote areas for marriage, surrogacy was far more profitable.

The real value lay in the child.

Women have the right to decide how to use their own bodies, but that doesn’t justify exploitation by others.

The criminals were caught, but the police were at a loss over how to handle the pregnant surrogates.

One woman fell to her knees, crying hoarsely, begging to terminate the pregnancy.

However, the rest of this had nothing to do with Ning Shu. She accepted the token reward from the police station and got on a bus, leaving the city.

Sitting on the bus, Ning Shu hoped that she wouldn’t encounter someone like Sister Zhou again.

But if she did, she’d deal with them again. With her combat abilities, she had nothing to fear.

In fact, it might be better if it happened again, then she could get rid of another nest of them.

Sunlight bathed the earth, but there were always dark corners untouched by its rays.

In these shadows, evil thrived.

The world wasn’t just black and white—it was black, white, and gray.

Even white wasn’t always pure.

Human nature was complicated. One had to know how to protect themselves and have the skills to survive in this dangerous world.

At least this world was relatively well-developed.

After several days on the road, Ning Shu arrived in another bustling city.

She got off the bus and found a small inn to stay in temporarily. She needed some time to plan her next steps.

Ning Shu counted her skills: programming, martial arts, embroidery, and cooking.

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