RMM -Chapter 291 The Supreme Drug

Zhou Yunzhen had gone downstairs to get some money.

Su Ruo’s guess had been correct—Zhou Yunzhen had indeed planned to use someone to take advantage of her.

She thought to herself: Su Ruo, aren’t you usually so pure and elegant? Perhaps Xi Yuechen is attracted to this so-called purity and transparency. But what if one day that all gets overturned?

If Su Ruo is no longer clean, if she becomes “tainted,” would Xi Yuechen still care for her so deeply?

And what face would Su Ruo have to stay in the Xi family? A family like the Xis fears nothing more than scandal, after all.

Heh, Xi Yuechen, let’s wait and see just how much you truly value Su Ruo.

And as for Su Ruo—since I ended up in this situation, you can forget about ever having a happy life.

Fish die, net breaks. So what? If I go to hell, we’ll go together.

Here, one had to admit some relief that Zhou Yunzhen hadn’t been able to actually harm Su Ruo. Otherwise, her outcome would have been unimaginably horrific. The Su family is not to be trifled with, and neither is the Xi family. They could make someone’s life worse than death—how could she, relying on a single Zhou family member, possibly intimidate them?

If the Su family truly wanted to deal with the Zhou family, there’s nothing they couldn’t do. In the military world, where the Su family has deep roots, a united front would be unstoppable. Who in the military would dare challenge them?

And the Xi family? Even more formidable.

Furthermore, if Zhou Yunzhen really wanted to do something to Su Ruo, she wouldn’t need both families—just some friends from Su Ruo’s younger generation would be enough to make Zhou Yunzhen’s life miserable. After all these years, their methods of torment had only grown sharper.

Most importantly, there’s Xi Yuechen. How could he allow Su Ruo to suffer, let alone be humiliated by Zhou Yunzhen? A man as ruthless as him, once provoked, would show no mercy regardless of gender or status. Experienced in life, death, and every method in between, he would not let it slide.

Zhou Yunzhen lost from the very start—not only in taking a man, but in every other aspect. She failed to read the situation, overestimated herself, and never considered the worst-case scenario. Even if reality turned out that way, she would have dismissed it beforehand.

In front of Xi Yuechen, she had been too confident, too proud, unable to endure any setback. In dealing with Su Ruo, she had oversimplified her, thinking Su Ruo was alone. She never considered that Su Ruo, as the treasured “princess” of the Xi and Su families, would trigger thunderous wrath if harmed. With allies like He Wen, Duan Wei, Lu Yue, Ye Huaiming, and others, they had long formed a tight group—no outsider could interfere. If pushed too far, any one of them could tear you apart.

As for Zhou Tingzhang? What is there to fear? Your daughter is outrageously foolish—shouldn’t she be taught a lesson? You failed to teach her how to behave, so society must do it instead.

Moreover, there are countless ways to teach Zhou Yunzhen a lesson without Zhou Tingzhang finding out.

Zhou Yunzhen was lucky—her scheming ultimately failed. Otherwise, she would have truly gone to hell. But the mere fact that she attempted it was punishment enough.

Zhou Yunzhen had escaped from home today while Zhou Tingzhang was out, sneaked into a hotel, and contacted someone.

No one knew exactly where she found him—just a local thug. Any man would drool over the idea of a beauty, especially since Zhou Yunzhen had given him a generous “labor fee.” Only a fool would refuse such a windfall.

But a thug is a thug—money had to be in hand. Zhou Yunzhen reluctantly agreed, going downstairs to fetch cash, which gave Su Ruo and the others their chance.

By the time she returned to the hotel, the room looked as if no one had ever been there.

“How’s it feel? Not so pleasant, right?”

Feeling the thrill of near success, Zhou Yunzhen’s mood improved. Her face even carried that soft, light smile from before.

Su Ruo felt nauseated but could not speak, glaring at Zhou Yunzhen to express her fury.

“Oh, I forgot—you can’t talk, can you?” Zhou Yunzhen noticed the tape over Su Ruo’s mouth, lightly laughed, and ripped it off.

! Damn you!

The tape was pulled off harshly, with no easing, and Su Ruo nearly cried out in pain.

“Tsk, so pitiful, so charming—I almost feel for you. No wonder you’re a beauty, even I am tempted,” Zhou Yunzhen mocked.

Su Ruo clenched her teeth against the pain and sneered inwardly, I wish I could stab this woman twice! She said aloud: “Stop with your hypocritical words. You’re jealous, I’m disgusted—so now that it’s come this far, who are you putting on a show for?”

Zhou Yunzhen didn’t get angry. “Exactly. No need for pretenses. Now you’re in my hands, at my mercy.”

“Zhou Yunzhen, aren’t you afraid of karma?” Su Ruo suddenly asked.

“Karma?” Zhou Yunzhen laughed again. “You don’t get it—I’m ready to go all out, fish die net breaks. What’s there to fear? Don’t worry, I’ve arranged your little performance perfectly—it’s much more convincing if it’s consensual, isn’t it?”

Zhou Yunzhen was clever. Though she planned to go all out, she wasn’t reckless—she needed a decisive move.

Compared to rape, the idea of consorting with someone out of lust is more shocking and contemptible. It would ruin Su Ruo’s reputation, make it impossible for her to stay with the Xi family, who certainly wouldn’t want such a scandalous daughter-in-law.

And Xi Yuechen—how would he react upon learning that his beloved wife had an affair in his absence? Just thinking about it excited her.

So before coming, she had bought a drug to enhance the encounter. But applied to Su Ruo, it would be her ultimate poison.

It had to be admitted—Zhou Yunzhen’s move was vicious. If Su Ruo fell for it, she would be trapped in a shadow for life.

However, Su Ruo had coincidentally prepared a similar trick to use against Zhou Yunzhen.

Furious, Su Ruo laughed in rage as anger surged within her. “Zhou Yunzhen, you’re really something. You think harming me means you’ll escape unscathed?”

“Well,” Zhou Yunzhen said nonchalantly, “we’ll see. As long as you suffer, I’m happy. Why not?”

“I may not escape unscathed,” she continued with a cold smile, “but I won’t let you be happy either.”

Su Ruo turned her head, refusing to look at her—just hearing her voice made her want to vomit.

Zhou Yunzhen felt tired too. She hadn’t rested properly these days, and today had been exhausting.

Su Ruo coldly watched as Zhou Yunzhen took a cup and sipped water lightly, her eyes glinting with excitement—a chill ran down Su Ruo’s spine.

Zhou Yunzhen, what would you do if all your words came true for yourself?

I, Su Ruo, am not an irredeemable villain. I’m just returning your intentions onto you. Compared to you, I’m still kind, right?

“Su Ruo, Xi Yuechen has been away in the military. Must be lonely guarding the house alone, huh? Such a beautiful person left unclaimed—it’s a pity. Let me help you today. Soon, a man will come to satisfy you. Enjoy it—don’t disappoint me.”

Having drunk the water, Zhou Yunzhen seemed energized, leaning forward with excitement in her eyes, sending chills down Su Ruo’s spine.

“You’re disgusting,” Su Ruo said coldly.

“Ha! Disgusting? Su Ruo, you despicable bitch! You’ve ruined my life, took everything from me. If I weren’t planning to watch you suffer for life, I’d kill you right now!” Zhou Yunzhen grabbed Su Ruo’s hair and pulled hard.

Gu Jiawei’s medicine was no ordinary concoction—the effects began quickly.

Zhou Yunzhen herself felt something wrong in her body, waves of weakness, blurred vision, and her hand slipped from Su Ruo’s hair.

She didn’t suspect anything immediately, thinking she was just tired.

Su Ruo’s eyes narrowed, a spark of excitement flashing—Now, Zhou Yunzhen, let me show you a real performance.

Once the drug took effect, its force was overwhelming. Before Zhou Yunzhen could react, weakness swept through her body. A fire burned deep inside, an intense, uncomfortable heat that caused a soft moan to escape her lips.

Su Ruo was stunned, watching Zhou Yunzhen’s suddenly flushed face and dazed eyes.

Truly… a potent drug…

Like before, Su Ruo didn’t wonder how Gu Jiawei appeared or why the medicine was so strong—she simply marveled.

“Not right…” Zhou Yunzhen tried to cling to reason, realizing something was off. “Su Ruo, what… did you do?”

Su Ruo sneered, “What could I do? You tied yourself up nicely. Shouldn’t you be asking yourself?”