The Grind King's Red Packet Group

Liang Zhu transmigrated. She became the true heiress in a story about a fake and true heiress: fat as a pig, timid, and full of self-doubt. Her parents didn't love her, and her brothers didn't like her. Most importantly, she had become a high school senior! A high school senior with grades at the bottom of her class, studying day and night! Fortunately, a red packet group came along. Maybe things weren't so bad after all. Gold melon seeds +1 Body-cleansing pill +1 Skin-whitening formula +1 Marrow-cleansing pill +1 With the red packet group in hand, the whole world is hers. Reader's Guide: 1. Feel-good, satisfying, sweet, and about a true and fake heiress. 2. A fictional parallel-era story. 3. Updates daily at 21:00. One chapter a day before it goes premium, two chapters a day afterward. Recommended upcoming story by the author: [Transmigrated as the Great Villain's First Wife] Synopsis: Su Xiaoyun silently stared at the man in front of her. She knew who he was. A returning educated youth, a street loafer, a villainous big shot, a man with a short life, a frail and sickly beauty... The husband of the body she now inhabited: Fu Cheng. The great villain in a period novel. The original story barely mentioned the great villain. It only said he was an educated youth who had returned to the city and, unable to find work, wandered around until he became a notorious loafer in the area. In the original story, the great villain's son fell for the female lead and repeatedly schemed to frame the male lead, until the male lead finally dealt with him. After his son died, the father turned evil, opposing the male and female leads at every turn, stealing their business, setting traps for them, and so on. If his health hadn't been so poor, he would have won. Su Xiaoyun was descended from imperial chefs. But after falling asleep, she woke up as the great villain's first wife, the unlucky woman who died young from overwork. Su Xiaoyun touched the great villain's son's round belly and fell silent. Theme: Young people should strive to improve themselves.