Chapter 76: I Love Seimei!

In an instant, the light tube exploded violently.

Shards of glass rained down upon him.

Blood covered his face...

All sound ceased; it was impossible to tell whether he was dead or alive.

Though it seems a long story, it all happened within a few breaths. Everyone stood there, dumbfounded.

Not a single person dared step forward to help.

No one dared.

For fear that something even more terrifying might happen the very next second.

“Let’s... just call an ambulance, quickly…”

“Yes, yes! This is so freaky. President Deng’s luck is unbelievably bad. Who would expect a brand new light tube to explode!”

“I’ll go notify the teacher.”

...

Shi Qingqing was equally stunned.

Wow, the effect of that unlucky charm was simply incredible—fast-acting and highly effective.

As soon as it was applied, results appeared in seconds! Amazing!

With such a marvelous tool, she sincerely wished for an entire stack of them!

Let’s see who dares challenge her, the Queen of Red Envelopes, next time...

As for President Deng Hui, it seemed he’d be hospitalized for a good ten days or more—no pressure at all. He deserved it!

To think he dared provoke her authority as the Queen of Red Envelopes—he was courting disaster!

However, once he was in the hospital, her days would likely become more difficult; he’d surely continue to cause trouble for her. Perhaps it was best to switch to another club sooner rather than later.

While everyone was busy attending to the chaos, Shi Qingqing politely inquired, “Excuse me, may I ask what club is next door?”

The moment she spoke, those around her instinctively took a step back.

After all, Deng Hui had suffered that bizarre accident right after offending Shi Qingqing…

Could it be related to her?

Was she perhaps some little sorceress dabbling in the occult?

Whether or not it was true, everyone subconsciously felt it safer to keep their distance.

“There isn’t one. The club next door used to be the Literature Society, but they’ve moved out now…”

“Thank you.”

So, there wasn’t one.

If that was the case, she’d just stay in the Calligraphy Club for a few days.

After all, Deng Hui would be in the hospital for ten days or so—more than enough time to snatch a good number of red envelopes.

Maybe once her phone system upgraded to level three, the range for snatching envelopes would expand, and she wouldn’t need to stay in the Calligraphy Club anymore.

Just then, the school ambulance arrived.

A new wave of onlookers surged forward.

Crowds were the perfect opportunity for collecting red envelopes, and Shi Qingqing prepared to get started again.

Her phone chimed with a single notification.

Battery too low to snatch red envelopes! Battery too low to snatch red envelopes!

Shi Qingqing glanced down—only 1% battery left.

Oh no!

***

The commotion in the club finally subsided.

Soon, it was time for school to end. Shi Qingqing tallied her red envelope income for the day.

She had snatched over a hundred envelopes, with her progress bar now showing 325, and her personal account having increased by more than forty yuan.

That was Qingming for you—a land teeming with the wealthy.

She loved Qingming!

At this rate, it would only take a few more days to upgrade her system to level three.

Unfortunately, club activities weren’t held every afternoon—only twice a week.

Most importantly, her phone was now out of power, and she had no idea how to recharge it. Shi Qingqing was beside herself with anxiety. Damn it, she had a great car now, but no fuel!

At this point, her phone could only check basic information, make calls, and send messages; it simply couldn’t snatch red envelopes anymore.

Shi Qingqing consoled herself—don’t panic; there had to be a way.

After all, the battery had recovered before. Perhaps if she waited, it would recharge on its own.