Transmigrated as A Farm Girl Making Her Family Rich-Chapter 319 - 265 Male Bestie_2

Ye Shiqi had only heard of Qinggong in ancient times and had seen some wealthier men gallantly riding horses, as well as women riding with an impressive demeanor. Unfortunately, their light and agile figures didn’t appear to possess the high-level martial arts skill of Qinggong that would allow them to scale walls and walk on roofs.

However, it wasn’t as if she had transmigrated into a place where immortal cultivation existed. The poor were still very poor, and the rich lived in extreme luxury.

It turned out to be a peaceful era crafted by the author, where farmers lived contently, working their land with no influx of bandits or refugees wandering about.

She hadn’t finished the book and didn’t know that the story would end with turbulent times, with the era’s peace no longer existing.

Ye Shiqi, since the first time she came to the county two years ago, had grown up. It was the farthest place she had visited since then.

Living in the village day after day, as a modern soul, she actually found it quite boring. freewebnσvel.cøm

The skills she possessed were used to alleviate her boredom, and with the excessive company of her relatives, some of the village children were brave enough to play with her, calling each other sisters.

Ye Shiqi had adapted to the identity of a child, integrating fully to grow up happily among these people.

She knew that there was no way back to the past; after the car accident, her body was dead, and she didn’t know if her family had found it or if anyone would weep over her death.

Perhaps, aside from her father, no one cared about her, right?

Her mysterious death would probably please her "elder sister" the most!

She felt like a failure in life; having no best friends in her home country and abroad, no one went mad with grief for her.

Perhaps it was because her heart was cold and ruthless, never sincerely interacting with any of her admirers, nor did she ever fall for any man.

Her acquaintances were just that, friends, and men were treated like girlfriends.

Ye Shiqi stopped herself from continuing these thoughts. Since she couldn’t return, she decided to grow up happily each day with her new family here.

Ye Shiqi arrived in the era of the book and could no longer see her relatives from before. She couldn’t even use her soul to see them after she crashed her car off a cliff.

After making such a big gap, the passing cars noticed it and seemed to recognize it as the site of a traffic accident, which led to a call to the police.

The rescue team couldn’t find any trace of the car or person at the bottom of the cliff.

The drone only saw fragments of the car; the police saw a red car through the front cameras – a very expensive Ferrari – and also saw the license plate, so they checked the owner of the car.

Unable to reach the car’s owner, the police could only contact the father of the car’s owner.

He was asked to verify the car and the license plate, which indeed were the gifts he had given to his daughter.

Mr. Tang, the group’s president, saw his daughter’s car and couldn’t believe it, so he went to the scene to observe.

But how could he see his daughter and the car? Both had vanished without a trace, and no one answered the phone calls, which were now switched off.

He spent money for the police to send a helicopter down to the cliff to carry out a rescue mission with the intent to find the body if she was dead or the person if she was alive.

Regrettably, the person was not found, only some car parts, without any trace of the phone or other personal belongings.

At this time, President Tang’s newlywed wife and her cheap daughter arrived at the scene and learned that the person who had come back to fight for the inheritance was dead.

Both mother and daughter had a strange smile on their faces, exchanging a look that betrayed their secret – they had hired someone to tamper with the car.

It seemed Tang Shiqi’s misfortune was well deserved. If she had been driving in the city, it might have been easier to discover the fault, and even if the car failed, her body would have been found.

To their delight, her body was nowhere to be found, reminding them how they had been the beneficiaries when Tang Shiqi’s insurance policy was bought for her car.

Thinking back on this event, the mother and daughter nearly laughed out loud in front of Mr. Tang.

Ye Shiqi could never have imagined that in her past life, her father had been so foolish. To think that the beneficiary of her insurance would be her step-sister must have been influenced by her step-mother.

Ye Shiqi also didn’t expect that six months after her death, one of her best male friends from abroad, a Chinese man from Hong Kong, would come to her homeland to visit her, with plans to invest in the country.

Only after searching did he find out that she had died half a year ago.

The man wept in pain, regretting not coming to the country sooner, and regretting not confessing his feelings to the girl earlier. Now, they were separated by life and death.