Qin Qin silently used her biological mother's love for her as a weapon to harm others.
She always kept herself clean, and even if the incident came to light, she could easily end the relationship.
She knew that Sun Chengfeng must be holding Jiang Yue's hand, and she half-forced and half-coaxed Sun Chengfeng to be the villain, so that she could kill two birds with one stone.
What Sun Chengfeng did must not be hidden from his father and mother. This would not only ruin Jiang Yue's reputation, but also deal with Sun Chengfeng, whom she tried her best to distance herself from.
As for her.
Although she couldn't convince her father and mother, as well as her ruthless brother.
But she was able to truly gain sympathy from her grandmother. With such a harmful biological mother, forcing her to go back was tantamount to forcing her to die.
Besides, after working hard for so many years, she should be able to speak well in front of several cousins.
She was crying pitifully, but she could still ask them to say a few words for her without having to ask.
Qin Qin's abacus crackled in her heart, almost everyone was included in the calculation, but their love for Jiang Yue was left out.
She stayed up all night, from late at night until dawn, and did not wait for the news headlines.
Until noon of the next day, the Internet was still calm and did not cause any waves.
The curve of Qin Qin's lips gradually dropped, and the look on his face gradually became colder.
Sun Chengfeng had seen her daughter speak gently and softly, and couldn't bear her treating him so coldly. She quickly explained: "I really sent them all, including the photos of her in high school wearing her school uniform selling alcohol secretly in a dark alley of a bar. There are also pictures of her being harassed by customers who bought drinks. It’s impossible not to report such big news, Qinqin, let’s wait a little longer.”
"Maybe... maybe they want to choose a day with high traffic to broadcast it."
"How could I possibly make life easier for that little bitch Jiang Yue?!"
When Jiang Yue was mentioned, the expression on Sun Chengfeng's face became distorted. She really hated her now.
Jiang Yue's name was actually told by a Taoist priest from Maoshan who told fortunes. At that time, she was holding two children and living everywhere.
Living in the open air is no better than a beggar.
I never thought about giving these two oil bottles a proper name. I originally wanted to sell them, but who knew that these two children suddenly fell ill and couldn't sell them.
The Taoist priest was regarded as a magic stick by her.
Shen Shen counted with her fingers and gave it a name.
He also said that this would be a name that would make him rich and powerful in the future.
At that time, Sun Chengfeng was secretly proud in her heart. The great wealth she dreamed of fell into her hands, and she would never let this golden phoenix return to its nest.
"Qinqin, let's wait and see."
"It'll be there in a moment."
Sun Chengfeng did not wait for the news to be exposed, but waited for the police to come to the door.
When she was detained in the police car, she was completely confused and got into the car in a daze. When she realized what she was doing, she suddenly started struggling violently: "Why are you arresting me?!"
"What law have I broken?!"
The emails sent by Sun Chengfeng did arrive in the mailboxes of major news media, but no official dared to send them out.
Who would be naked and at odds with the Qin family?
Qin Genzhi was a master who was determined to retaliate, and his eldest son's skills were not much worse than his.
The Qin family just held a banquet and announced it to the public. They published these embarrassing news. Isn't this asking for death?
Several media outlets are still companies under Zhou Ji's name.
They also kept silent about the CEO's wife's scandal and immediately reported it.
Zhou Ji neatly asked someone to find out the owner of the anonymous account and sent it directly to Qin Zhao.
There are some things they should do.
Jiang Yue didn't know all this from beginning to end.
She also spent all day in the library, checking information and reading history books.
There are not many historical records of each dynasty, and many stories are brief and brief.
The young emperor and his childhood sweetheart, the imperial concubine, recorded in the program could only fit into a few paragraphs in the history books.
The emperor's concubine died of illness, and the emperor actually believed in the art of shifting the universe.
In the following years, he pursued the art of resurrection from the dead as if he was obsessed with it.
In the end, he fed all his own blood in the formation, not hoping to be resurrected from the dead, but hoping there would be an afterlife.
However, these are all unofficial historical records. I don’t know whether they are true or false, so they cannot be counted.
Jiang Yue doesn't really believe in unofficial histories, because even the unofficial histories recorded in the Jiang Kingdom can't tell the truth from the false.
She was said to be Bai Yueguang, whom Zhou Fuwei fell in love with, and Zhou Fuwei regretted it after he poisoned her.
She looked at these words and almost didn't know the words.
Zhou Fuwei will never regret killing her.
Just like back then, if the killer she sent out could kill Zhou Fuwei as he wished, she would never regret it.
She and Zhou Fuwei had a life-and-death relationship.
When she lost, she admitted that her skills were inferior to others.
Jiang Yue felt sleepy after reading. He closed the book and stood on tiptoes. Just as he was about to put the book back, the yellowed book in his hand was taken away.
The man easily helped her put it back on the bookshelf.
Zhou Ji didn't know when she appeared here, but she didn't notice it at all.
"Are you reading the history book again?" The man's voice was clear and smooth. After a short pause, he said, "I'm good at history. If you want to know anything, you can ask me."
Jiang Yue didn't think Zhou Ji knew anything. Could he read history books? What I usually read the most is obviously financial news.
He seemed to see the suspicion in her eyes.
Zhou Ji said calmly: "I've seen a lot of them before."
After a pause and a pretentious silence, he continued: "I remember it very clearly."
Zhou Ji said as she glanced at the page of historical figures she had just read, her eyes lingering on the words "Zhou Fuwei" for a moment.
Jiang Yue felt that his eyes were so dark that she couldn't even see through them.
