Rebirth of the Return of Chu

Taxue ran to the door in the corner of the second floor and stopped, scratching the door hard with his claws.

Mu Chu followed him to the door and was about to stop Taxue when he heard a woman screaming and crying from inside.

Mo Yu, who came up right behind him, also heard the noise: "Master Mirror, this seems to be Ginkgo's voice."

Before the sound of Mo Yu faded away, Mu Chu kicked the door open.

The woman lying on the bed had her hands and feet tied, her clothes torn, and a man in his forties lying on top of her.

The man was disturbed by the noise. He turned back with an impatient look and was about to curse, but the moment he saw Mu Chu's appearance, then looked at Ginkgo on the bed, he was a little surprised and stammered, "How come you look exactly the same?"

The effect of Ginkgo's disguise has not been removed yet, and the face is still Mu Chu's face.

Mu Chu felt very distressed when he saw her dying, so he rushed over and pulled the man away.

Unexpectedly, the man laughed obscenely: "Oh, it seems that the surprise prepared by Mother Lin is really good. The three of us are having a lot of fun playing together."

As he said this, he was about to pull Muchu, and before Mo Yu could even see what was happening, the man fell to the ground in pain, wailing.

Mo Yu looked at Mu Chu again. She looked completely different, her eyes were bloodshot. When Mo Yu stepped forward, she pushed him far away.

She walked straight to the bed, untied the rope on Ginkgo, and gently dressed her. Ginkgo tilted her head and dared not look at her, tears falling down her face.

The two of them didn't speak throughout the whole process, and Mo Yu was a little at a loss.

Mu Chu suddenly became incredibly strong, picked up Ginkgo from the bed and was ready to leave.

The madam who got the news came with her people and was shocked when she saw Mu Chu: "What's wrong with you?"

"Get out of here," Mu Chu didn't say anything extra. Just these two words were enough to make people shudder.

Mo Yu stepped forward, drew his sword and pointed it at the madam: "Get out of the way."

The madam knew that the two were not easy to deal with, but she was also aware that if this matter became public, she would not be able to explain to her master. She would die anyway, so she had to take the risk.

The madam yelled: "Come on, everyone! We can't let these three get out."

A group of people filed in and pounced on Mu Chu and Mo Yu. Mu Chu was holding Ginkgo in his hands and couldn't do anything, so Mo Yu had to do it.

Taxue was not to be outdone. He rushed forward with his teeth bared and started biting.

In less than a quarter of an hour, they were knocked to the ground.

Mu Chu walked out holding Ginkgo. Mo Yu did not hesitate and pulled off the gauze scarf at the head of the bed to cover Ginkgo's face.

After getting on the carriage, Ginkgo said, "Miss, please put me somewhere else. I can no longer serve you."

Mu Chu felt very guilty. If it wasn't because of her, she wouldn't have suffered this disaster.

Thinking of this, Mu Chu hugged her tightly and said, "Ginkgo, I know you are hurt and sad, but we have to live well to have hope, right? I will make those who hurt you pay the price."

Ginkgo shook her head and continued, "Miss, I am already such a dirty person. I cannot bring trouble to you any more. Please release me to the market."

As he said this, he struggled to get up and jumped out of the car.

Mo Yu was quick-witted and knocked her unconscious. He said angrily, "These beasts, they made a good little girl like this. I'm going to kill them."

Mu Chu thought about things in her past life and was very worried about Ginkgo. As a woman in the 21st century, she could not accept such a thing and chose to end her own life. She couldn't bear to think about how a woman who attached so much importance to innocence in a feudal society would live in the future.

Looking at Mo Yu's impulsive look, he shook his head and said, "Don't cause trouble first, go back to the mansion and discuss it with the prince."

Mo Yu was a little puzzled: "Master Jing, I don't understand why you trust the prince so much now. Didn't you always stay away from him? What about your uncle? Have you let it go?"

Mu Chu couldn't explain the whole thing to her, so he could only gloss over it: "My uncle is far away at the border, and now I can only rely on the prince."