Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Suddenly Made a Comeback!
Chapter 537: Ding, Jiang Cheng’s affinity drops by 10 points!

Chapter 537: Chapter 537: Ding, Jiang Cheng’s affinity drops by 10 points!

Miss Su Yinwan immediately hung her head in dejection.

"To find a game partner within an hour? Aren’t these conditions a bit too harsh? Without the other guests’ positioning systems, how are we supposed to find anyone?"

Jiang Cheng nodded in agreement, "It does seem difficult. It looks like the new director isn’t too keen on having so many people stay on the island."

Wanting to quickly reduce numbers, playing a game with little substantive content was the best choice.

"No choice then, we can only try our luck by moving forward," Ren Yue said. "If Team Q hadn’t suddenly gone mad and set the cave on fire, we would not have been forced to leave, and we would’ve had a game partner."

Ren Yue’s words seemed to remind Su Yinwan of something. She glanced at Zhuola walking at the front and nonchalantly said:

"If that wild boar hadn’t been killed by someone, then Jiang Li and the others wouldn’t have gone on a rampage like that."

Zhuola clearly heard the implication in Su Yinwan’s words. She turned back with a teasing look and said, "How come I remember Miss Su previously being the one who hated that wild boar the most? After being scared, you even ran back to President Shang crying, saying you hoped that the wild boar would disappear."

[!!!]

[So President Shang had Zhuola kill the wild boar to appease Miss Su?]

[Turns out the culprit is right here. What a way to use someone else to do the dirty work.]

[Disgusting, it was her who acted unreasonably first, yet she blames Xiao Hei for scaring her. You’re despicable; bring back my adorable Xiao Hei.]

The majority of ’Wilderness Survival’ viewers were quite bold.

Having seen Jiang Li tame the wild boar and keep it by his side, they gradually grew fond of this seemingly ferocious but actually honest and lovable creature.

With Xiao Hei’s sudden death, they were upset too, and even held a large online memorial service on Weibo.

They even vented their anger on the products of the Shang Group due to Shang Shaojing’s intervention.

Now that they had found the true culprit, their perception of Su Yinwan had plummeted to an all-time low, and they even started demanding justice in the comments section of her Weibo.

[Hypocritical green tea bitch, I’m disgusted. How did Xiao Hei get in your way?]

[Speechless. You have Princess Disease and yet come on this show? Just go back to shooting your lousy dramas.]

[I saw her Weibo previously sharing videos about protecting wildlife. Is this what she calls protection? Play dead!]

An inadvertent act caused her to lose over a million followers overnight, and even her agent was scared into issuing an apology on Weibo overnight, saying that Su Yinwan was just scared when she said those words and didn’t mean to harm the wild boar.

But the audience didn’t buy it; Xiao Hei was already dead, and no amount of image repair could change that fact.

And she herself had no idea that her actions would have such severe consequences. So when Zhuola insinuated the truth, all Su Yinwan could think about was that Shang Shaojing had Zhuola kill the wild boar just because of her casual remark.

It seemed she still carried some weight in his eyes.

Thinking this, Su Yinwan suddenly looked sheepishly at Shang Shaojing, feeling a tinge of guilt, "So it was like this. Did I cause trouble for Brother Shaojing again?"

[Ding—Shang Shaojing’s affinity increased by 2 points, with 91 remaining!]

"It’s okay, it was just a wild boar," Shang Shaojing said indifferently.

If Jiang Li had burned down the cave, then he had burned down the cave; he had disliked that wild boar for a long time anyway. Eliminating this thorn and hidden danger was ultimately for the best.

Moreover, most of Team Q’s possessions had turned to ashes in that fire. In this regard, he still held a slight advantage.

Jiang Li and his team were likely in a situation far worse than half of his own by now.

This dismissive attitude not only provoked condemnation from the audience but also disdain from Jiang Cheng in the shadows.

Just a wild boar?

Is it really just a wild boar?

When he saw Jiang Li and the others treating Xiao Hei as a pet and caring for it with such diligence, he too sneaked down in the middle of the night to throw the wild boar some bones.

That wild boar not only didn’t harm him, but even affectionately nuzzled his pant leg.

It was only later, fearing Jiang Li would discover him, that he never again fed it anything, and seeing it brutally killed, his subconscious reaction was one of anger and astonishment.

Indeed, in the eyes of these people, those disadvantaged little animals are considered insignificant beasts, mere playthings to elicit a smile from a beauty.

Perhaps in Shang Shaojing’s eyes, he was no different from that wild boar.

But that’s fine, he always was an extremely annoying guy.

What Jiang Cheng couldn’t understand, however, was how Su Yinwan could go along with it.

Wasn’t Sister Xiao Wan the one who loved little animals the most? When she was previously at the sanatorium, a stray cat had scratched her, but instead of getting angry, she took it back and tenderly cared for it.

When she wasn’t there, he took care of the little cat, and although it eventually fell ill and passed away, she still thoughtfully handled its final matters and even comforted him for a long time.

It was also because of that cat that their relationship gradually improved.

She used to say that every animal that appeared fierce had a lovable side, and it was precisely because of this endearing quality that humans needed to protect them.

Yet now, not only was she afraid of a wild boar, but she was even inciting Shang Shaojing to kill it.

Sure enough, people change. Jiang Li had changed, and even his Sister Xiao Wan had changed.

Jiang Cheng felt very conflicted, and his gaze towards Su Yinwan changed.

[Ding—Jiang Cheng’s affinity has decreased by 10 points. Current affinity is 88!]

Su Yinwan: !!!

Why did Jiang Cheng’s affinity for her suddenly drop so much?

Was it because she still left Jiang Li a way out and didn’t eliminate her?

Thinking this, Su Yinwan quickly tried to make amends, "But really, Jiang Li was too impulsive in this matter, setting such a big fire. It would have been bad if it had caused a wildfire in the forest. If I had known she was going to be so willful, I should have advised her better at the start."

[Ding—Jiang Cheng’s affinity has decreased by 2 points. Current affinity is 86!]

Su Yinwan: ???

She was completely baffled.

Why did Jiang Cheng’s affinity for her still decrease after she had said so much?

[Ugh, Su Yinwan, listen to yourself, that’s disgusting!]

[...Even I think it’s a bit too much; the filter is completely shattered.]

[??? Blaming Jiang Li for everything, ’green tea’ sister, don’t be too keen on shifting the blame.]

Jiang Cheng’s thoughts were the same as the audience’s. fгee𝑤ebɳoveɭ.cøm

Now the situation was that his Sister Xiao Wan, who was muddying the waters, had killed Xiao Hei, and ended up blaming the female devil for being too impulsive.

Even if he disliked that female devil, one couldn’t just shift the blame onto her like that.

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