Su Wanqing, the last descendant of Xuanmen, went down the mountain to find relatives, but unexpectedly discovered that she was the real daughter of a wealthy family who was living abroad.
However, the life of a wealthy family is completely different from what you imagined.
The fake daughter is so pitiful that she is the thorn in the side of the whole family; her biological parents regard her as a stain and warn her to keep to herself.
Su Wanqing said: It doesn't matter, I will take action.
I set up a stall under the overpass to tell fortunes and draw talismans to read Feng Shui. I have excellent business skills, and my life is prosperous.
Until one day, she figured out that the richest man in the city, the legendary ruthless and decisive overlord Fu Jingshen, had a green head and was about to become a father.
In the spirit of a doctor's benevolence (and making a lot of money), Su Wanqing took the initiative to come to the door: "President, I see that your seal is green, and there is a grassland above your head. There will be a bloody disaster in the near future, and there is also a sign that you will be a father. A hexagram of ninety-nine thousand can eliminate disasters and solve problems, and children will not be bullied!"
Fu Jingshen looked at the serious little bully talking nonsense in front of him, with veins popping up on his forehead: "Security!"
Later——
All the employees of the Fu Group discovered that their president, who was not a womanizer, had a little tail around him.
During an important meeting, Xiaowei was eating melon seeds and calculating the fortune for the day.
After signing a contract worth hundreds of millions, Little Tail is pinching his fingers to calculate the feng shui of the other party's ancestral grave.
Not only was Fu Jingshen not angry, he peeled the melon seeds himself and handed them over with a doting look on his face: "Wanwan, are you tired? Do you want me to give you a squeeze on your shoulders?"
Everyone:? ? ? Is this world a fantasy?
Su Wanqing: Don't ask, just ask because he gave too much.
