Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities - Chapter 1018

Chapter 1018: Ning Jin and Ning Shen

Editor: Henyee Translations

He even threatened her?

Gu Yang, unperturbed, grabbed the candied hawthorn and struck him firmly on the head.

Her face remained expressionless, her voice steady and serious. “You’re mistaken. Murder is a crime punishable by death.”

Ning Jin, cradling his head, looked dejected. “Sister, it hurts when you hit me.”

Gu Yang’s cold laugh accompanied her as she led Ning Jin into a secluded alley.

She fixed him with a steady gaze, her voice calm but icy. “Death hurts much more than that. Do you want to experience it?”

Understanding that antisocial personalities lack empathy and are indifferent to moral reasoning, Gu Yang decided it was more effective to let him feel the consequences himself.

Ning Jin appeared momentarily stunned by her words, then a deep fear overtook him. He clutched at his neck, tears welling in his eyes.

“Sister, I was wrong. Please don’t stab my neck…”

He crouched down, trembling as if in severe pain, though Gu Yang simply stood by, doing nothing.

Ning Jin was trapped in his own fear, experiencing the terror he had intended for her.

Eventually, overwhelmed by his own emotions, Ning Jin collapsed to the ground, closing his eyes and fainting.

Gu Yang raised an eyebrow and gave Ning Jin’s leg a swift kick.

Her hypnosis would make him feel the sensation of his neck being pierced but wouldn’t cause him to faint.

At that moment, the figure on the ground slowly opened his eyes. His gaze was sharp and cold, tinged with a hint of ruthlessness.

He scanned his surroundings warily, then stood up. Spotting Gu Yang, he frowned. “Gu Yang? What did you do to me?”

It was Ning Shen.

Gu Yang raised her eyebrows slightly.

It was indeed a split personality.

It seemed her hypnosis had released Ning Shen, the main personality.

“Young Master Ning, don’t misrepresent the situation. I saw you collapse here and came over. I was about to call an ambulance for you,” Gu Yang said, showing him the phone screen with the number she hadn’t dialed yet.

Of course, calling an ambulance wasn’t her true intention.

She actually wanted to call the police.

However, the Ning Family was powerful, and Ning Shen was the head of the family—a mental patient to boot. With insufficient evidence, even if the police were called, they wouldn’t be able to do much.

Ning Shen eyed Gu Yang warily, doubtful of her words.

Given the ongoing conflict between him and Gu Jin, it was unlikely Gu Yang would help out of kindness.

Ning Shen instinctively touched his neck, finding no wounds. When he realized his subconscious action, he looked momentarily stunned.

He couldn’t understand why he was touching his neck.

Ning Shen fixed his gaze on Gu Yang and asked, “Why am I here?”

Despite her wariness, Gu Yang wasn’t afraid of Ning Shen. Given her dislike for him, her tone was naturally blunt. “You walked over yourself. If you’re not here, where else would you be?”

“I remember clearly that I was at…”

Ning Shen trailed off, realizing Gu Yang was still present. He looked at her with suspicion, his eyes deep and expression inscrutable. “Are you trying to hypnotize me?”

Gu Yang felt a twinge of regret. It was evident that, as an SS-Grade Mutant, Ning Shen was not easily influenced.

Of course, she wouldn’t admit it. “Hypnosis? Young Master Ning, don’t make baseless accusations.”

Ning Shen scrutinized her for a moment before turning and quickly leaving.

Gu Yang watched him depart, lost in thought.

The memories of multiple personalities weren’t interconnected.

Ning Jin knew of Ning Shen’s existence but believed him to be his brother.

But did Ning Shen know about Ning Jin?