The day she paid off her 200,000 yuan debt, Lin Xiaoxiao forced herself to climb to the sixth floor despite the pain of her period. Seven unfamiliar men were blocking the doorway. One of them claimed to be her biological father.
A DNA report, a jade pendant that responded to her, and a rare blood type: three pieces of evidence hit her all at once. She was the Fu family's legitimate daughter, missing for twenty-five years, Fu Zhiwei.
Even more absurdly, the company where she'd worked for two and a half years was an asset wholly owned by her. Xiao Jinyan, the CEO who had never shown his face, was now kneeling at the far end, his head bowed lower than anyone else's.
At her own company, her own HR department had marked her late, a useless coworker had stolen credit for her work, and her supervisor, a mistress, had kept her under her thumb for two and a half years. And he had known all along.
The Fu family was the foremost of the secluded clans. Under its matriarchal traditions, its nine branches were ruled by women. On the day she was born, roses bloomed throughout the ancestral estate, and the clan elders declared her the reincarnation of the "Nine Heavens Mysterious Maiden."
Yet before she was two, she was taken away and abandoned at a hospital. Her adoptive parents found her, and from then on, she lived as an ordinary wage worker at the bottom of society.
She was deceived, bullied, exploited, and nearly died in the subway.
Now she was back. Her six closest attendants, the king of the business world, a legal-world assassin, the director of a prestigious hospital, a financial magnate, the head of an intelligence bureau, and the commander of the hidden guards, all knelt and bowed their heads, asking only for her blessing so they could complete the rite of allegiance.
She also had four older brothers, who rushed over as soon as they heard and showered her with affection, each trying to outdo the others.
White lotuses and green tea girls took turns making their moves. She hauled her six attendants, who were competing for her favor like rivals in a palace harem, into the punishment room.
She wouldn't start by reuniting with her family. First, she would settle accounts! She would use data to expose conspiracies and outsmart the Fu family, making everyone who owed her pay back every last cent, with interest.
A strong, sharp-minded woman with both brains and beauty was back. First she would settle the score, then take charge of the family!
Why is it so similar to AI? The subject matter of this book is good and the setting is good, but the writing style is so like that written by AI. I have read so many books. This is the first book I have read with such an obvious AI style. It is so uncomfortable. Obviously, the setting and story can be written very well, why should it be written like this with AI?
No doubt written by AI