The CEO Only Wants to Make Money, Not Fall in Love [Book Transmigration]

[A particularly terrible story, please don't subscribe!] Su He was a domineering CEO by profession, the kind who roamed among beauties without ever getting involved. One day, she transmigrated into a melodramatic novel as its heroine, whose kidneys were stolen by the villainess and whose uterus was removed by the male lead for the sake of love, leaving her tangled in all kinds of petty romantic drama. Su He: ...What is wrong with you? Making money and dating men are both great. So she divorced the original male lead, Gu Cheng. The first day after the divorce, The vicious villainess: "I was wrong to drive Sister Su away, but I love Brother Cheng..." The vicious mother-in-law: "You worthless money pit. Hurry up and get out." The male lead, Gu Cheng: "Heh. Disgusting woman. Trying to play hard to get?" Not long afterward, they watched as the once delicate and helpless Su He made ten billion yuan from gambling on jade, poured money into investments, trampled the wealthy elite underfoot, entered high society, became the world's richest woman, and then acquired the Gu Group. The villainess: "Waaah, Sister Su, you're the one I love!" The mother-in-law: "Miss Su, I was blind to your worth back then." Gu Cheng even insisted that the person he had always liked was the unassuming Su He. But history has a way of repeating itself. When he confessed his feelings to Su He, his brothers, teachers, uncles, and even his unattainable first love all looked at him with scorn and drove him away. "Here's ten million. Leave Su He." Little Gu, bankrupt and reduced to scavenging through trash: ???? What happened to my domineering CEO status? Next up, a new story: "Transmigrated into an Aristocratic Boys' School as a Green Tea" Xiang Shan is a textbook green tea, bright and talented, with a gift for acting. She rises from poverty to dazzle the world, stepping over all kinds of men to make a name for herself. She is the cherished first love in everyone's heart. One mistake later, she transmigrates into the heroine of a censored novel. The story takes place at an aristocratic boys' school. At this school, the heroine is the only girl and the only poor student. She just wants to study hard, but a bunch of spoiled rich kids toy with her. After Xiang Shan arrives, On day one, she charms the most aloof class representative and never has to do her own homework again. On day two, she befriends the best player on the school team, and the teachers no longer dare mess with her. On day three, she meets the student council president and drives out the rich brats who had planned to toy with her in the original story. On day four, she turns down the confessions of all three, saying they can be friends. Xiang Shan, once again a winner in life, declares: There is no problem a man who is utterly devoted to you can't solve. And if one isn't enough, get two. "The Male Leads I Dumped All Became My Brothers" After her quick transmigration makeover goes wrong, the heartbreaker Chu Yi is sent back to continue living as the only girl in a top-tier wealthy family, enjoying a life of luxury while her entire family competes to dote on her and love her. Then she realizes something isn't quite right... All the worlds she once traveled through, and all the powerful men she abandoned there, seem to have gathered in one place. The multinational CEO she broke after a heartbreaking romance becomes her stepbrother. The cold sword cultivator who once followed the path of ruthless cultivation, only to make her his path, becomes her sworn brother. The adorable top-tier idol who once set the stage alight becomes her cousin. The crown prince, who looked down upon the world and excelled at political intrigue, becomes her half-brother. They transform into gems, each with a plan of his own, and successfully turn Chu Yi from a tragic love-story villainess into a female Thanos who has collected all the gems. Their only complaint is that they keep bringing up their tragic pasts, insisting Chu Yi had broken their hearts. Chu Yi: "Can a scholar's heartbreak really be called heartbreak? It's called caring for all living things :)" [Be sure to check out the adorable author's page, qwq. You might find something you like!] Theme: