The Foil Villainess Chooses to Squander Her Wealth [The Nineties]

After transmigrating into the body of Luo Chujiu, a kidnapped girl, Chu Jiu punches the traffickers, kicks the buyers, and successfully leads a group of girls to freedom.

After taking refuge at the police station, Chu Jiu uses her knowledge of the original story to find her birth parents three years early.

At this point, the Chu family has just gotten rich from a demolition payout and made even more money investing in property. Their fortunes are rising, and they’re at the height of their success.

Three years later, Chu Jiu returns. The impostor, hoping to seize the family fortune, decides to join forces with the female lead to bankrupt the Chu family.

All the impostor has to do is marry the female lead’s brother before the Chu family goes bankrupt. Then they can split the money fifty-fifty, and everyone wins.

The two work together so smoothly that one of Chu Jiu’s parents dies of anger, while the other becomes senile.

And Chu Jiu herself, in an attempt to defy fate, turns around and tries to curry favor with the impostor and the female lead.

In the end, the female lead takes pity on Chu Jiu and finds her a truck driver for a husband.

Thinking about this ridiculous plot, Chu Jiu can’t help but sigh up at the sky.

With all this money, why let the impostor and the female lead benefit? I’d be better off blowing it all myself!

And so Chu Jiu begins her delightfully satisfying life of squandering money.

But the more she spends, the more something feels off.

Why does the money keep multiplying?

One day, Chu Jiu splashes out a fortune to buy a wholesale mall.

As she’s signing the contract, she hears a fight breaking out among the shops downstairs.

Chu Jiu steps outside to take a look.

Well, would you look at that! Those two women, partners in crime, are fighting over a knockoff handbag.

Chu Jiu takes a look. The price tag says 996 yuan. That’s it?

Theme: Unity, friendship, and a happy family