Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks Chapter 3061: I’m Not That Kind of Person

The qipao man’s poem essentially meant that no matter how soft and delicate a beautiful woman appeared, she carried a metaphorical weapon at her waist.

Even if one did not see the heads of lustful men roll, they would still be drained dry without realizing it.

Men, beware of women’s charms—they lure you in and bring your demise.

“I’m not that kind of person. Have you misunderstood something?” The qipao man shook his head as he spoke.

Ning Shu: …

The hell? Did she just run into an idiot?

After reciting erotic poetry to her and Mei Ziqing, he was now acting all proper.

“Remember to go register,” the qipao man said as he fanned himself and sauntered off, even throwing a wink at Ning Shu as he left.

The crowd around them jeered, clearly familiar with the qipao man’s antics and teasing him.

Ning Shu: …

“What’s his deal?” Ning Shu asked Mei Ziqing.

Mei Ziqing couldn’t help but laugh. “Him? He loves teasing new girls.”

“He’s been a lifelong virgin, but he insists on acting all suave and flirtatious. He enjoys messing with women, but the moment a girl actually agrees, he chickens out instantly.”

Ning Shu’s expression showed understanding. Ah, so he was just a guy who acted flirtatious but was pure inside.

He probably felt embarrassed about his virgin status, but he still liked flirting with women. If any of them actually decided to date him, though, he’d immediately turn into a quivering quail.

Coward.

But then again, anyone who could enter the ordinance space wasn’t simple.

Some had even mastered ordinances.

Ning Shu and Mei Ziqing finished all the food on the table—after all, they had to pay for it using faith power and merit.

Mei Ziqing covered the bill this time, but Ning Shu insisted on splitting it. Their relationship wasn’t close enough for her to accept her treat without feeling any burden.

Mei Ziqing didn’t say anything.

Afterward, Mei Ziqing took Ning Shu to the trading hall to register for an identity certification.

The trading hall was massive, filled with people bartering, buying items, and participating in official auctions.

Ning Shu browsed stall after stall but didn’t find any world origins.

“World origins aren’t easy to e by. Are you looking for yourself or for someone else?

“World origins are only useful for constructing worlds. Other than that, it has no purpose,” Mei Ziqing asked Ning Shu.

Ning Shu asked Mei Ziqing, “Are you planning to construct a world?”

Mei Ziqing shook his head. “Building a world isn’t a small matter. Besides, I haven’t found a suitable vessel for it. Only the super powerful are able to construct worlds.”

“Right now, I just want to prehend the ordinances.”

Ning Shu frowned. “Only by constructing our own world can we control our own fates. With a world of our own, our destiny will be tied to it, and the higher-ups won’t dare erase us so easily.”

“But even if you master the ordinances, so what? If they decide to erase you, you’re still gone.”

“That’s true, but constructing a world is too difficult. The right vessel is hard to find, and world origins are even harder to e by.”

“Ning Shu, constructing a world requires immense luck. It’s not like constructing a house that you can just start whenever you want,” Mei Ziqing said, her mood slightly low.

“However, once you master an ordinance, you count as one of the truly strong. At that time, they would at least take time to reconsider before eliminating you. After all, it’s not easy to cultivate a task-taker who can prehend the ordinances.”

Ning Shu found Mei Ziqing’s words stifling.

Even if one mastered the ordinances, if they made a mistake, they could still be erased.

If a task-taker lost control and caused serious consequences, even if they had mastered the ordinances, they would still be erased.

It was a matter of survival. Survival was harsh.

If one wanted to climb higher, they had to endure countless hardships. There was always a price to pay.

Ning Shu wasn’t afraid of loneliness—after all, I, alone, was how kings referred to themselves.

Kaho’s ment: To explain the above sentence, you know how in English there’s the royal ‘we’? In Chinese, there are a bunch of ways for kings/emperors to refer to themselves depending on the dynasty, and Ning Shu is referring to the term ‘孤’ which was used by kings in the Spring and Autumn period which has the meaning of ‘lone’.