The real heiress showed up while Ni Tang was out fooling around with a man.
When she got home, the fake heiress threw a DNA test report in her face, and the father who had raised her for eighteen years personally ordered her to leave. She didn’t panic. She simply turned around and hooked up with the young master of a powerful family in the Imperial Capital.
The young master impatiently shooed her away. “Ni, how can you be more shameless than a city wall?”
Back in Country A, while a certain man silently kept an eye on her, she quietly managed to catch the attention of the richest man in the country.
Ni Tang: “Richest man, want to date me?”
The richest man: “My admirers line up all the way to France! You’ll have to get in line.”
She cornered the rebellious school bully against a wall.
Ni Tang: “Forget your dream girl, little bro. I’ll help you rule the school!”
The bully sneered. “What are you talking about?”
Ni Tang: “Be my boyfriend.”
But he shoved her away. “You’re not even worth one of Mianmian’s fingers.”
…
Later, Ni Tang, the loyal simp, came home with her tail between her legs and retreated under the protection of her Uncle Chu. She gave up, but the men she’d charmed came chasing after her like rabid dogs.
Right now, the irresistible beauty was being pinned down and thoroughly ravished by a certain man who was absolutely furious. His eyes bloodshot, he demanded in a hoarse voice, “When did you manage to attract a whole pack of mad dogs?”
Ni Tang pouted. “You’re one of them too.”
The man chuckled and shamelessly insisted, “Then I want to be your craziest dog.”
