Tian Tian had a dream, but by the time she woke up, she'd forgotten almost all of it.
Still, she knew something was wrong with the life in front of her.
For example, her parents weren't her parents.
So when her parents told her, "When you start earning money, you have to save it for your little brother," Tian Tian sincerely asked, "Does he have some serious illness that leaves him unable to take care of himself?"
When her little brother mocked her, saying, "You're a middle school student and you still can't do this?" she immediately snapped back, "You're a human being, and you can't even talk properly."
The rebellious daughter Tian Tian: With the sweetest name, she delivers the most brutally honest remarks.
No matter how much her family put her down, she kept eating well, studying hard, and doing her best to stay clearheaded and make it through.
Then one day, a police officer told her that her biological parents had come looking for her!
Tian Dongcheng and Qi Yun were reborn.
In their previous life, their eldest daughter was abducted. After they finally found her, they were hit by a car on their way to see her.
This time, they were determined to find their eldest daughter as soon as possible and spare her the suffering of living with kidnappers!
And they would make sure to raise the younger daughter by their side properly, too! They would never let her end up in juvenile detention!
So what if they were a family of cannon fodder, there to make the heroine shine in a period novel? No way. They would break free of the plot, stay together as a family, and make something of their lives!
Notice: This story will be available to read for a fee starting June 16, from Chapter 17 onward. Thank you for your support! Kisses!
Coming soon: My Marriage-Hungry Aunt, Transmigrated as the Illegitimate Son's Aunt in a Hong Kong Tycoon's Family [The 1990s]
Food blogger Yuan Jianqing transmigrates into a book.
In The Hong Kong Tycoon, the male lead, Yuan Fuhong, goes from an illegitimate child of a wealthy family through countless trials, face-slapping and crushing his enemies, before becoming a business magnate with influence on both sides of the strait. He's very cool and powerful.
But at that moment, Yuan Jianqing and a little boy stared at each other.
"Big nephew, I swear, I don't want to marry your dad, I don't want to be your stepmother, and I definitely don't want to... die."
The original owner was ambitious. She took the male lead to seek out his family, hoping to marry into wealth, but accidentally stumbled into a gang shootout along the way.
She died, and her dream of marrying into a wealthy family went up in smoke.
Yuan Jianqing: Marriage-hungry? Not a chance.
She admired her stunning reflection in the mirror. Wouldn't it be better to make a name for herself and build a successful business, taking advantage of Hong Kong's final glory days in the 1990s?
At the Miss Hong Kong pageant, a reporter interviewed the newly crowned Most Photogenic Miss: "Miss Yuan, is your cooking all show, or is it the real deal?"
Yuan Jianqing grabbed the camera. "Haha, how did you know I'm opening a cha chaan teng? It's called Pretty Girl Cha Chaan Teng, and everything tastes delicious!"
Reporter: ...That wasn't what I asked!
While filming a TV series, Yuan Jianqing invited the director and actors to eat at her cha chaan teng, then turned around and advertised it: "The King of Pop and the Queen of Pop have both tried it and say it's great. You deserve one too!"
Before long, Pretty Girl Cha Chaan Teng became the most popular foodie check-in spot among celebrity fans.
A weekly magazine held a poll, and Pretty Girl Cha Chaan Teng was voted Hong Kong's favorite cha chaan teng.
Rising star: "My daily happiness is a jumbo boba milk tea from Pretty Girl Cha Chaan Teng."
The neighbors: "Miss Yuan is gorgeous, and her little brother is adorable. Best of all, the prices are reasonable."
Food columnist Mr. Cai: "You can find the broadest range of food here. Why? Because it offers not only the most traditional Hong Kong cuisine, but also the most authentic flavors from the mainland."
Little scene
With the cha chaan teng bringing in a fortune, Yuan Jianqing and her eldest nephew, the male lead, joined forces to conquer the stock and property markets, making a name for themselves.
Her scumbag father regretted his choices and wanted to claim his son back. "A wealthy family really is different."
Yuan Jianqing: Hmph, so what if you're from a wealthy family?
She turned to her eldest nephew. "Why not go back?"
The little boy coolly rolled his eyes. "Why would I go back to a wealthy family? I am the wealthy family."
Yuan Jianqing: !
Impressive. He really is the male lead!
Theme: Live as yourself, and be an independent woman
Finished reading. The writing was very good in the beginning, but after I got my parents back, or to be precise, after I bought a house, my writing started to suck. It's not bad because the story turned into a reunion story, but it's bad because the author spent a lot of effort to write about so-called love, and used too much pen and ink to describe women's dispensable love. Before retrieving her parents, the author tried her best to create a sober and determined woman who was ready to express her feelings. However, once she started writing about feelings, this female image was instantly weakened. Before she met him, she was number one in her grade and had her own unique opinions on many things; but after meeting "love", she and he were tied for number one most of the time, and her ideas became fewer and fewer, and her character became more and more flat. In the ending, although she was successful, he was no exception. Isn't this kind of ending an irony? Why must women be given a "perfect" ending in novels? Fortunately, Tian Tian finally had a daughter with her last name instead of a boy with a different last name. I can only thank the author for not killing me in the last chapter.
There are too many plots about Si Nian. In recent chapters, there are more plots than the heroine. Instead of describing the psychological activities of the heroine, there are many descriptions of Si Nian?
The old uncle from the country was still the old uncle. How many little girls were harmed and maybe even killed, so why not deal with it?
Can Si Nian be less descriptive? Although he is the male protagonist, he is not Tiantian's boyfriend. Aunt Zhou gave him the job? Is it not okay to divorce my son? Two more? Fuck you to death
Won't you get your job back? At least let the man have no job. You can get his job back and sell it.
Go to hell with cheating men, I won't talk about many others.
It is not popular now for the heroine to put in a lot of effort into "redemption" or "warmth" scripts. That would make the heroine too tired. Don't do it.
Damn it, just because he has no children, why doesn't this man get divorced after he cheated on her for five or six years? I hope Auntie will come out soon,
What a hasty ending...
Why do the control group have to die? Can only the control group be happy? What's the point?
Po Meng Was Punished to Stand Guard in the Human World
They Are All Divorced, and the Love System Is Here?
When the Eldest Lady Arrives, Everyone Will Go Crazy [Voice]
The Chosen Empress Ascended the Throne Via Live Broadcast
After Qin Shihuang Heard Nizi's Voice,
People Are Numb! the Marriage Partner Said the Child Is Mine
My World Champion
Tips for Renovating the Best Home
This Family Can Only Rely on Me
I Stabbed the Male Protagonist of the Campus Novel in His Nest
Random Street Stalls, Gourmet Food, and a Nationwide Manhunt
After Paying Respects to the Patriarch, I Got a Raise and Became Famous
Finished reading. The writing was very good in the beginning, but after I got my parents back, or to be precise, after I bought a house, my writing started to suck. It's not bad because the story turned into a reunion story, but it's bad because the author spent a lot of effort to write about so-called love, and used too much pen and ink to describe women's dispensable love. Before retrieving her parents, the author tried her best to create a sober and determined woman who was ready to express her feelings. However, once she started writing about feelings, this female image was instantly weakened. Before she met him, she was number one in her grade and had her own unique opinions on many things; but after meeting "love", she and he were tied for number one most of the time, and her ideas became fewer and fewer, and her character became more and more flat. In the ending, although she was successful, he was no exception. Isn't this kind of ending an irony? Why must women be given a "perfect" ending in novels? Fortunately, Tian Tian finally had a daughter with her last name instead of a boy with a different last name. I can only thank the author for not killing me in the last chapter.
There are too many plots about Si Nian. In recent chapters, there are more plots than the heroine. Instead of describing the psychological activities of the heroine, there are many descriptions of Si Nian?
The old uncle from the country was still the old uncle. How many little girls were harmed and maybe even killed, so why not deal with it?
Can Si Nian be less descriptive? Although he is the male protagonist, he is not Tiantian's boyfriend. Aunt Zhou gave him the job? Is it not okay to divorce my son? Two more? Fuck you to death
Won't you get your job back? At least let the man have no job. You can get his job back and sell it.
Go to hell with cheating men, I won't talk about many others.
It is not popular now for the heroine to put in a lot of effort into "redemption" or "warmth" scripts. That would make the heroine too tired. Don't do it.
Damn it, just because he has no children, why doesn't this man get divorced after he cheated on her for five or six years? I hope Auntie will come out soon,
What a hasty ending...
Why do the control group have to die? Can only the control group be happy? What's the point?