Hard to Be a Stepmother? The Tycoon’s Stepson Kneels and Begs Me to Spend Money
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Shu Qingqing transmigrated into a campus romance novel, becoming the stepmother of the school heartthrob male lead.
As the story's villainess, her role includes, but is not limited to: bullying the male lead with her own biological son, creating misunderstandings between the male and female leads, and fighting the male lead for the company and inheritance after his father's death.
In the end, after a failed attempt to kidnap the female lead, she is sent to prison by the male lead.
Shu Qingqing sorted through the plot. Thankfully, at this point, the original character hadn't started her self-destructive path yet. She looked at her thousand-square-meter mansion and her monthly one-million-yuan allowance, delightedly preparing to lie back and enjoy life.
Thus:
Facing her aloof stepson, she declared: You run the company, I take the dividends. If I ever step into the company, I'm a dog.
Who would have thought that later, when she merely bought a few fewer bags that month, her stepson would actually kneel and beg her to spend more money!
Shu Qingqing: ???
Facing her stepson's father, she kept her eyes to herself, feeling that even a glance would be an imposition.
Who would have thought that one night, the man cornered her against a wall, his voice hoarse with pleading: Please don't avoid me, okay?
Everyone in Beijing's high society knew that Shu Qingqing had used a child to climb her way up; she didn't even have a wedding ceremony. Everyone was waiting to see when Mr. Lu would cast her aside.
Who would have thought that later, not only did Mr. Lu spend a billion to hold a century-defining wedding for Shu Qingqing, but he also transferred his entire fortune into her name.
Lu Bochuan: The shares are yours, and you are mine.
Shu Qingqing: What to do when a stuffy old man suddenly starts spouting cheesy pick-up lines? Asking for a friend, it's urgent!
As the story's villainess, her role includes, but is not limited to: bullying the male lead with her own biological son, creating misunderstandings between the male and female leads, and fighting the male lead for the company and inheritance after his father's death.
In the end, after a failed attempt to kidnap the female lead, she is sent to prison by the male lead.
Shu Qingqing sorted through the plot. Thankfully, at this point, the original character hadn't started her self-destructive path yet. She looked at her thousand-square-meter mansion and her monthly one-million-yuan allowance, delightedly preparing to lie back and enjoy life.
Thus:
Facing her aloof stepson, she declared: You run the company, I take the dividends. If I ever step into the company, I'm a dog.
Who would have thought that later, when she merely bought a few fewer bags that month, her stepson would actually kneel and beg her to spend more money!
Shu Qingqing: ???
Facing her stepson's father, she kept her eyes to herself, feeling that even a glance would be an imposition.
Who would have thought that one night, the man cornered her against a wall, his voice hoarse with pleading: Please don't avoid me, okay?
Everyone in Beijing's high society knew that Shu Qingqing had used a child to climb her way up; she didn't even have a wedding ceremony. Everyone was waiting to see when Mr. Lu would cast her aside.
Who would have thought that later, not only did Mr. Lu spend a billion to hold a century-defining wedding for Shu Qingqing, but he also transferred his entire fortune into her name.
Lu Bochuan: The shares are yours, and you are mine.
Shu Qingqing: What to do when a stuffy old man suddenly starts spouting cheesy pick-up lines? Asking for a friend, it's urgent!
