After the Disgraced Female Side Character Leaves, Her Ten Brothers Lose Their Minds

[Everyone’s Darling + Two Alphas + Obsessive Love + Feel-Good Revenge + The Family Begs Her to Come Back] In a beloved-daughter novel, Nan Qiao is a supporting character who had the heroine’s halo stolen from her. Her father, three older brothers, grandparents and friends all despise her. Her father wants to cut ties with her, her three older brothers dote exclusively on their stepsister, and her grandparents, who favor boys over girls, spoil their stepdaughter too. Her fiancé says, “Stop clinging to me. Zhizhi is the one I love.” Her father says, “Nan Qiao, can you stop making a scene? Your sister saved your life.” Her eldest brother says, “Nan Qiao, I’m so disappointed in you.” Her second brother says, “You actually hit your sister? Don’t you know she’s frail and can’t take that kind of rough treatment?” Her third brother says, “I can’t believe you’re so heartless and ungrateful.” Her grandparents say, “Throw her out! Our Nan family has no disgraceful descendant like her!” Reborn, Nan Qiao finally sees the light. Since you all despise and reject me, I’ll be the one to leave you behind this time. She turns around and inherits her maternal grandfather’s billion-yuan fortune, becoming the apple of the eye of her seven older cousins on his side of the family. Her eldest cousin is a domineering CEO, her second is a top-tier star, and her third is a professor... The guys compete madly for her attention. Just as Nan Qiao is making a name for herself, she catches the eye of the original novel’s ultimate villain, Huo Yichen. Huo Yichen grips Nan Qiao’s chin, his long, narrow eyes narrowing slightly as his gaze turns cold and weary. “What, you flirted with me and now you want to run without taking responsibility?” Just when Nan Qiao thinks it’s all over, her family members are reborn one after another and remember their past lives, just like she did. The family members who tormented her relentlessly come back with red eyes, pleading frantically for her to return home. “I’m sorry, Qiaoqiao. I was wrong.”