Xiang Chu transmigrated into a domineering CEO novel full of tragic romance. Her mother was a refined young lady from a scholarly family, and the male lead was the all-powerful heir to the capital's most influential circle.
The good news: the story had already ended by the time she arrived.
The bad news: the heroine had been dead for sixteen years, and Xiang Chu had been raised by the heroine's family's driver. Now the driver had terminal cancer and told her to take her birth certificate and find her father.
The male lead wore priceless Buddhist prayer beads, was aloof and desireless, and was so ruthless that a mere gesture from him could make the entire capital's elite tremble.
When Xiang Chu found him, she said, “They say you're my dad, but I don't know if it's true.”
The moment the man saw her, he looked as if he had been struck by lightning. A range of emotions crossed the usually expressionless face.
Pei Yu, normally cold and taciturn, bent down for the first time and stared hard at the girl's face. “I am!”
Xiang Chu: “...Maybe we should get a paternity test.”
Pei Yu grabbed her arm, a possessive look in his eyes. “I'm the only one who can be your father!”
Xiang Chu: “...”
Every morning, the moment she woke up, the male lead bought her luxury cars, villas, and amusement parks. He filled an entire room with limited-edition handbags alone.
After Xiang Chu was enrolled in an elite high school, where every student seemed to be a princess from Shanghai's upper crust, her seatmate looked like some young master from Hong Kong. They all strutted around as if the whole world belonged to them.
Xiang Chu: I could be the next generation of socialist successors, you know. Do you see me bragging?
The male lead, who was determined to make it up to her, kept asking what she wanted.
Xiang Chu: I want all the shares in your company. I'll be chairman.
Pei Yu smiled casually. “Of course.”
After his daughter graduated and joined the company, she used his name to win over rising talent and clear out the old guard, swiftly becoming the company's second-in-command.
Pei Yu fell into deep thought and turned his gaze toward his own father, the chairman.
No one could stand in his daughter's way, not even himself.
Theme: Live well.
Lu Xueli is a complete idiot [clown]. Xiang Nuan is incredibly unlucky to have met these three men: one is as stubborn as a diamond, one is a heartless and ungrateful scoundrel, and one is a psychopath [angry].
The person in question, number 4, shouldn't be Xiang Nuan; it should be someone else. But since you're not dead, stop constantly saying you deserve to die—you're not really going to die anyway. To interpret this maliciously, it seems Pei Yu is willing to "speak" partly because he's lost his wife and is more willing to express his concern for his daughter who has been reunited with him, and partly…
The series ended so quickly! 😭 Will there be any side stories?
Anyone who didn't know better would think Xie Yao was subtly criticizing the older male lead. Didn't Pei Yu lose Xiang Nuan back then because of his inconsistent words and actions (he didn't say much, but actually took action)? [Vulgar expression]
I have a wild idea, it feels like something Lin Lianya's dad did [glasses]. A man who seems trustworthy to everyone, a man who can learn about Xiang Chu and his daughter's movements through his daughter, a man with a strange personality.
However, wouldn't it be a bit disrespectful to have two such heinous shooting incidents occur in a society governed by the rule of law in such a short period of time?
I'm dying of laughter, hahaha! "But his daughter is six years old!"
Chu Chu officially inherited the title of "Buddha of the Beijing Circle" (not really).
Teacher, haven't you noticed that the word count in the last few chapters seems a little off? 😭😭
Although but This workers' injury compensation is really great!