Transmigrated as the Villainous Big Shot's White Moonlight

The company was founded by her father and her mother, so she should share more than half of it. Even if she loses the bet, she doesn't lose half of the value, right? But the heroine doesn't want anything anymore. She deliberately raises a crooked stepmother and stepbrother at a cheap price. She feels very uncomfortable.

She was speechless. Her father didn't know what kind of mistress his daughter had become? The male protagonist can be seen clearly by an outsider, but why the female protagonist's father can't see clearly? He still thinks that a woman can't be good, or it's because of the original owner himself. If the heroine's father found out something was wrong and divorced her, the original owner wouldn't be like this, as stupid as a moron. It is not easy for a stepmother to be able to break up the relationship between father and daughter without suspecting him, and coax the heroine and her father around.

I thought the boy in the yard next door was the male protagonist. . . . . I didn't expect that the adopted son was the male protagonist. . Would it be more interesting if it was in the yard next door? YY

It's really strange. The female protagonist is obviously a cultivator or a time traveler, but she falls in love with the male protagonist so quickly? It feels like the original owner is progressing too fast.

? Is this ending so sudden?

? … Is this it? Finished? ? ? ? What?

Why didn't you tie yourself up with a rope when you fainted?

A is eleven? What is J? Ours is 10JQKA

That's all. Don't you plan to seek revenge from the master?

The heroine was a practitioner before? Modern? Why are the gambling cards so clear? I was quite dizzy when I looked at the big ones and the small ones.