HRPM – Chapter 343 So Much Bad Luck

Jin Luoluo gritted her teeth and endured the pain, curling herself tightly into Xiao Luo’s embrace.

Because she knew Xiao Luo must be hurting even more than she was, she felt too embarrassed to cry out.

Unfortunately, their bad luck had not yet run its course.

At the bottom of the slope was a river.

By the time they noticed it, they could no longer stop their momentum. With a loud splash, they tumbled into the water.

The current was swift. A couple of powerful waves crashed over them, and both of them were knocked unconscious.

When Jin Luoluo woke up, dawn had already broken.

Her clothes were soaked through and clung uncomfortably to her body.

The places on her back that had been bruised by rocks throbbed with pain.

Her head felt as though it were about to split open.

Opening her eyes, she saw nothing but towering forested mountains all around her. Beside her, she could hear the constant murmur of flowing water, but there was no sign of human activity.

How did I end up here?

Don’t tell me I’ve transmigrated again?

Jin Luoluo jolted upright.

Ignoring the pain, she scrambled to her feet and looked around anxiously.

A short distance away, someone was lying on the ground.

It was Xiao Luo.

Gradually, the chaotic events of the previous night returned to her memory. They had fallen into the river together.

Thank goodness they had not drowned.

It seemed that transmigrated heroines really did have extraordinary luck—like indestructible cockroaches, always escaping disaster and turning misfortune into safety.

“Xiao Luo, wake up.”

Jin Luoluo knelt beside him and patted his face.

Xiao Luo looked even worse than she did.

Because he had been shielding her in his arms, he had taken the brunt of the impacts. A large bump had formed on his forehead.

Fortunately, his handsome face had survived intact.

Otherwise, if such a famous beauty were disfigured, the young ladies of the capital would never forgive her.

Xiao Luo’s fan-like eyelashes trembled lightly.

Slowly, he woke up.

Opening his eyes, he first glanced at the sky, then at her.

A satisfied smile appeared on his lips.

“You’re smiling? Don’t tell me you hit your head so hard that you’ve gone stupid.”

Jin Luoluo truly could not understand the way this man thought.

They had been through such terrible misfortune, yet he could still smile.

“After surviving so many dangers and still being alive, what could be luckier than that? Why shouldn’t I smile?”

His eyes half-closed as he lay leisurely on the riverbank, looking completely at ease.

“Besides, with you here by my side, suddenly this doesn’t seem so bad.”

That actually made sense.

They really were fortunate amid misfortune.

Simply being alive was the most important thing.

Jin Luoluo lay down beside him, resting her head on her folded arms as she gazed up at the blue sky.

Little by little, the anxiety in her heart began to fade away.