Vanity Fair Queen's Absolute Holdings

There are no upstarts in Vanity Fair, and there are no good people in the capital bureau. The Pei family, a wealthy family in Jiangcheng, collapsed overnight, leaving behind tens of billions of debts and a devastated family business. Pei Yining, the eldest daughter of the Pei family who used to be aloof, did not die as fragrantly as everyone expected or commit herself to perfection. She cut off her long hair, stepped on ten-centimeter high heels, and broke into this man-eating business jungle alone. There is no system, no rebirth, no golden finger. Her only weapons are the ruthless eyes that can see into people's hearts and the decisive means to survive despite death. Facing uncles who covet the family property, allies who are trying to make things worse, and capital giants who are eyeing them. She raised her glass with a smile, and completed a series of shocking mergers and brutal purges while pushing the glass and changing the cup. "In this circle, you either have to be a chess player or a chess piece. And I was born to be the one who overturns the chess board." From a down-and-out rich man with heavy debts to a business queen in charge of a 100-billion-dollar consortium. This is a top hunt about desire, power and revenge. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.