[Both leads reborn + ancient-era character in the modern world + max-level expert + elderly-lady trope + real and fake heiresses + the whole family gets what they deserve + putting scumbags in their place + face-slapping + satisfying read]
At her coronation, Chu Yunshao, the founding empress, was pierced through the heart by an arrow, her phoenix robes stained with blood.
When she opened her eyes again, she had been reborn two hundred years later as the real heiress, surrounded by descendants who were all powerful CEOs and top-tier stars!
The problem was, every one of them was a lovesick fool!
Seeing stars, she whipped out the family heirloom whip and set about teaching her descendants how to behave.
The eldest looked like a cold, distinguished billionaire CEO, but was actually a clueless do-gooder who handed business deals to his scheming girlfriend every day.
The second was a rakish, carefree, three-time Best Actor, but was really a lovesick doormat, ready to live or die for a tea-green woman.
The third had a sunny, athletic build and was the campus heartthrob, but was actually a reckless simp, all set to take the fall and go to prison for the fake heiress.
And then...
The billionaire CEO was forced to give her money, only for her to land his company at the top of the Paris Jewelry Exhibition's honors list.
The second was forced to play a eunuch, and it made him a hit! The whole internet started a fundraiser, begging him to do it again!
The top-tier star went live on camera, knelt down, and shouted, “Great-grandma, whip me!” The hashtag went viral, turning a deep purple-black.
Everyone: Great-grandma, how did you do it?!
Chu Yunshao, smiling: Nothing special. I just used the same methods I once used to help that dog emperor conquer new territory.
Sheng Nanchen, aggrieved: A-Shao, I'm not a dog emperor...
Chu Yunshao, raising an eyebrow: Hmm?
Sheng Nanchen, quickly changing his tune: Woof!
I watched it, and I think it's very interesting. I'm just curious about one thing, and I hope the author can reply. Everything shows that Sheng Nanchen is Gu Xunxiao. Why is it said in one chapter about the male protagonist's psychological activities that he is not Gu Xunxiao? It feels like he voluntarily acted as a substitute and voluntarily became Gu Xunxiao. Wrong typo. All signs clearly indicate that Sheng Nanchen is Gu Lingxiao. But why does he say that he is not Gu Lingxiao in his psychological activities? Just because he loves the heroine, he is willing to play Gu Lingxiao. This makes me confused. Plus, only the two of them know something, but Sheng Nanchen can open it. If he is just pretending, then he should not be able to open it. But she knows it, which proves that she is Gu Lingxiao. Why would he say no? If not, why can he open everything? Or maybe he just didn't wake up that part of the memory and didn't think about it. He felt that he loved the heroine and she would rather play the role.
It's very, very, very good to read. I will definitely not regret reading it. I haven't had a book that I can keep chasing for a long time.
So far, I feel that the writing is still very good, not verbose, and gets it right in one step. I just want to know, will Gu Linxiao be reborn?
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Looks good, grandma's majesty will always be there!
This is the third book I've read that's worth reading. It's sweet, refreshing, and cool.
I've finished watching it. It's quite interesting, but I don't understand one thing. Did the male protagonist come back from two hundred years ago?
It looks good, I love it, I like it (๑òᆺó๑)
It's pretty good to watch, but the male protagonist feels a bit bitter. First of all, even if he has the memories of his previous life, he is not the same person in his previous life after all. This is a bitter love story hahahahaha
It looks great, but Sheng Nanchen should be Gu Lingxiao. Will he regain his memory? [What][What][What]໒( ●ᴥ ●)ʋ