The Son Who Inherited My Trillion-Dollar Fortune Can't Possibly Be a Goofball

Yang Qianqian transmigrates into a certain unmentionable CEO romance novel, as the CEO's mother.

Her original body was frozen for twenty years because of an illness. When she is finally thawed out, her own son is older than she is! And he's inherited a fortune worth billions! Most importantly, he's filial!

Transmigrating into this book was so worth it!

She recalls a scene from the ridiculous CEO novel she read last night:

Inherited a trillion

Now it's my son

He mutters a curse under his breath: "Shift"

My son

He celebrates the female lead's birthday by buying several nuclear bombs and setting them off like fireworks

My son

He sees the female lead, who has transmigrated into an old sow, and his heart overflows with tenderness

My son

She transmigrates into a ridiculous CEO novel, and the ridiculous CEO is her son. Wonderful! She can live like a noble empress dowager!

But her son is two years older than her, and her ex-husband is six years older????? Fine, she can deal with that. But her ex-husband is constantly on guard against her cheating. Whenever he sees her, he immediately transforms. The icy old Mr. Lu turns out to be outrageously flirtatious in private. At last, she understands: her son's ridiculousness is inherited from his father…

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After transmigrating into a book, Shen Yi has a special lucky charm.

Everyone Shen Yi likes gets rich. Her sister Shen Nian wins a million in a raffle, her little nephew finds his domineering CEO father and becomes heir to a trillion-dollar fortune. Even her roommate, who's always at odds with her, wins a set of TF lipsticks just by casually reposting a post.

Meanwhile, Shen Yi has to rely on their "charity."

Another domineering CEO, Meng Xun, says, "Marry me. You can have my body, and all my property, too."

A guide to reading this novel: 1. Everyone is a goofball. 2. The CEO says "shift" because his English is bad. He's confident that Chinese will conquer the world, so he doesn't study English.

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After a plane crash, all the domineering CEOs, Nobel Prize winners, and foreign princes on board transmigrate into a book. They end up in the same village, as the supporting characters surrounding Tongtong, the tragic real heiress. This village is poor, truly poor.

People and pigs eat the same food! The pigs are bigger than the people.

Three months later.

The pigs eat ginseng.

The cows eat Manila grass turf.

The rice won't grow ears? No problem. Our village biologist can genetically modify it.

The village has no school? No problem. We have ten kinds of experts in our village (physicists, chemists, mathematicians...).

There are no paved roads? No problem. Every household in our village has a private plane.

The village collectively invests its funds and earns dividends, bringing in tens of billions a year.

Tongtong's biological father and the fake heiress call her. He sounds a little disdainful. "The village infrastructure is too poor. The car can't get in. Your father and sister will come bring you home."

Tongtong: "Wait a minute."

Ten minutes later, a pink private plane lands beside a black Volkswagen. Two people, one tall and one short, jump out. Tongtong complains to her second brother, who piloted the plane, "You gave me a pink plane for my birthday. I'm embarrassed to fly it."

Her biological father and the fake heiress: "…"

Tongtong is the whole village's darling and everyone's hope. If you ignore the ten Harvard graduates forcing her to apply to Tsinghua, her life is pretty wonderful.

Tongtong is old enough to discuss marriage, so the village chief brings out the village's ten domineering CEOs. "Are none of our village's men good enough for you? If one isn't enough, take two. If two aren't enough, marry all ten."

Tongtong: "…"

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