Rebirth of the Cannon Fodder in the Entertainment Circle-Chapter 345 - 344 Who Knew It Would Turn Out Like This

Chapter 345: Chapter 344: Who Knew It Would Turn Out Like This

Chapter 345 -344: Who Knew It Would Turn Out Like This

Hearing his wife’s cry of pain, Min Guangping came to his senses and, without further hesitation, immediately picked her up and got in the car.

Regardless, it looked like he had to go out tonight.

Once in the car, however, he instinctively reached into his shirt pocket and felt for the talisman.

Feeling that the talisman was still there, he seemed to gain some peace of mind.

He drove off, and soon a heavy rain began to fall.

His phone suddenly rang.

Seeing that it was Gu Feng calling, he pressed the answer and speakerphone buttons before setting the phone aside to focus on driving.

“Big brother, are you guys okay?” Gu Feng hadn’t really taken Luo Ning’s words to heart at first.

But now, with the sudden thunder, lightning, and downpour, he remembered Luo Ning’s warning for his uncle and quickly called to check in.

Min Guangping guessed his thoughts and sighed, “I’m driving your sister-in-law to the hospital right now.”

Gu Feng was shocked, “Ah! What happened to sister-in-law?”

“She accidentally fell down the stairs, we must go to the hospital now.”

If it was just a foot injury, they could have the family doctor come over and take a look.

But to save the child in her belly and ensure his wife’s safety, he had no choice but to take her to the hospital.

Gu Feng swallowed hard, “In that case, did Master Luo Ning get everything right?”

Min Guangping replied, “Yes, everything, it startled me too.”

“I really didn’t believe it at first, but now I have no choice but to believe.”

“I can’t talk anymore, I’m driving.”

Because of Luo Ning’s warning, he planned to drive carefully.

Gu Feng also realized this issue, “Alright, contact me immediately if you need anything.”

After hanging up, Min Guangping drove cautiously all the way.

More than ten minutes later, upon seeing the hospital across the street, he couldn’t help but heave a sigh of relief.

Thankfully there weren’t any problems on the road.

It was a red light ahead; he didn’t run it and instead stopped.

When it turned green, he began to drive through the intersection.

Out of nowhere, an SUV ran the red light from the side and plowed straight into his car.

Min Guangping immediately turned the steering wheel, but the car still flipped over.

His head then slammed hard against the car window, and the car rolled once.

Next, he watched helplessly as his head, due to inertia, hurtled towards another piece of already shattered glass.

The glass was sharply exposed and, if his head really hit it, it would surely pierce it, causing at least severe injury if not death.

Just when he thought “it’s over” and was prepared to resign to his fate, he suddenly felt a warmth at his chest.

Then the car seemed to move slightly, and an inexplicable force lifted his entire body.

As a result, the glass pierced his shoulder, avoiding his head.

Moreover, the glass did not penetrate deeply into his shoulder, and the injury didn’t feel very severe.

At that moment, the car came to a stop.

As the accident happened just outside the hospital, an ambulance quickly arrived, rescuing Min Guangping and his wife from the car and taking them into the hospital.

Min Guangping’s injuries were not serious, with just a bump on his head and a superficial wound where the glass had pierced his shoulder.

Fortunately, despite his wife’s fall and the car accident, she was largely unharmed.

Although there were signs of a possible miscarriage, after the doctors’ emergency treatment, the fetus was saved, but she would need to stay in the hospital for a while for the sake of the pregnancy.

But this was already the best possible outcome.

Every time Min Guangping recalled the previous incident, he would still feel a chill down his spine and his heart pounding.

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He remembered the warmth on his chest and then reached out to touch the talisman.

But he discovered that the once whole talisman had now turned into a small pile of ash.

Looking at the ash in his hands, Min Guangping confirmed once more that his head had instinctively dodged the glass shards thanks to the peace charm’s effectiveness.

Soon, Gu Feng and his wife also rushed to the hospital.

Upon seeing Min Guangping sitting on the bench, lost in thought, they hurried over to ask about his condition.

Min Guangping came back to his senses; he didn’t hide anything and recounted the incident that had occurred.

Gu Feng was a firm believer in Feng Shui, otherwise, his family wouldn’t have a Feng Shui Master to worship at home.

Seeing the ash in his uncle’s hand, he asserted, “This must be the effect of the peace charm.”

“I heard before that peace charms drawn by a skilled Feng Shui Master can truly resolve crises and ensure safety.”

Their family Feng Shui Master was not adept at drawing talismans, so he had never experienced their effects.

Yet, he resolved to ask Luo Ning if he could buy a few peace charms to take home.

Min Guangping forced a smile, “Yeah, I never imagined it would actually be so effective.”

He then asked, “Have they figured out what happened with the car that hit me?”

Gu Feng replied, “The driver was going a bit too fast at the traffic light intersection, and when the tires skidded, he couldn’t stop the car in time, which led to running the red light and hitting you.”

“It was truly an accident,” he added.

For people like them, accidents were not the most terrifying thing; the most fearsome were those “accidents” caused intentionally.

Thus, his uncle asked him to investigate the car accident immediately.

Hearing this, Min Guangping breathed a sigh of relief. “As long as it wasn’t intentional, that’s good.”

He then expressed his admiration, “It seems that Master Luo Ning is indeed incredible—her warnings all came true.”

Falling down the stairs, thunderstorms, and troubles on the road; Luo Ning had predicted all three incidents correctly.

If it had only been one incident, it might have been a coincidence, but for all three to happen, the other party must indeed possess real skills.

Gu Feng nodded in agreement, “Indeed, I didn’t expect her predictions to be so accurate.”

He then said somewhat incredulously, “On the other hand, that proud daughter of the Luo Family was unreliable.”

“Talking about how she had already resolved the evil influence in the ancestral grave and that no more problems would arise at home, only for something to happen that night. That was a quick slap in the face.”

He had initially been more inclined to trust Luo Yuefeng, after all, the Luo Family’s reputation was not unfounded.

Who would have thought it would turn out like this?

Min Guangping nodded, “Yes, I thought she could actually solve it, but it turns out she was just playing us.”

“Thank goodness you listened to Zu Xiao’s advice and invited Master Luo Ning as well, otherwise, who knows if I could have even walked out of the hospital alive.”

Without the peace charm, the glass shards could have entered his head, and he might well have lost his life.

At the hotel on the other side.

Luo Yuefeng looked at the relentless rain and lightning outside the window, an ominous feeling surfaced in her heart.

It couldn’t be that Luo Ning’s predictions were coming to pass?

Then she shook her head, certain that her Feng Shui arrangements were faultless. The sudden thunderstorm must be a coincidence, or perhaps Luo Ning had studied the weather forecast in advance.

She reassured herself, it had to be that.

The matter concerning Min Guangping had attracted much attention, especially among the families that had previously made appointments with Luo Yuefeng.

Upon learning of Min Guangping’s incident, they were all taken by surprise.

Zu Xiao received the news from Gu Feng’s side rather quickly and couldn’t help feeling relieved; fortunately, he had personally gone to invite Luo Ning.