All-Mighty Girl Gets Spoiled by A Bigshot Chapter 1359 Detected As Mental Illness

A mocking smirk tugged at the corners of Qin Churou's lips. "Shen Mei, with my reputation already in shambles, what leverage do you possibly have left if I refuse to give you money?"

Stunned, Shen Mei floundered, finding herself momentarily without a retort.

Her mind raced to find a way forward. Just as she began to formulate a plan, Qin Churou spoke again, offering a concession: "I can give it to you, but you realize how toxic my current reputation is. I need a place to lie low. I'll head to your house for now."

Qin Churou’s logic sounded completely sound. Unsuspicious, Shen Mei agreed, "Fine. You can come over tomorrow, but make sure you have the money with you."

"Understood."

A cryptic smile played on Qin Churou’s face. Since her own life was shattered, it was only fitting that her biological parents joined her in the abyss.

Upon returning to the Feng household, Qin Churou moved in silence.

She lethally poisoned the entire Feng family in secret, then made hurried preparations to flee the country.

However, as she stood in the terminal, police officers moved in and apprehended Qin Churou.

At that precise moment, her mental state began to fracture beyond repair.

She ranted incessantly about how Qin Sheng had been reborn and usurped everything that was rightfully hers, begging the authorities to capture Qin Sheng for experimental study.

The police, naturally, dismissed her ravings as the product of a delusional mind.

They insisted on having her evaluated.

Through the careful machinations of Qin Sheng, Qin Churou was officially diagnosed with a severe mental disorder. It was concluded that her murder of the Feng family was the result of a psychotic break.

Consequently, she was committed to a psychiatric facility.

In reality, Qin Churou remained cognitively sharp. She was simply consumed by a singular, consuming obsession: that Qin Sheng had stolen her destiny. This fixation caused her to repeat the same claims over and over.

Being perfectly sane, Qin Churou was forced to spend every waking hour trapped among the truly deranged.

The environment inevitably began to tear at her sanity.

Under such extreme circumstances, most individuals would have cracked long ago.

However, Qin Sheng had specially concocted a unique medicine for her. It ensured that, regardless of her daily interactions with the patients, Qin Churou’s mind would never succumb to actual insanity.

Guards were also tasked with monitoring her around the clock, ensuring she lacked the opportunity to take her own life.

Day after day, Qin Churou suffered in a loop of endless torment.

Meanwhile, Qin Hai had pawned off Qin Entertainment, and with Lin Shuya unable to return to the Lin family or secure funds to reclaim their home, their situation grew dire.

Following the payment of hefty penalties, the financial foundation of Qin Entertainment collapsed entirely.

The company’s crisis was far too deep to be patched up quickly, and with banks refusing to extend credit, they were left with no options.

Driven to desperation, Qin Hai turned to loan sharks.

A year later, Qin Entertainment filed for bankruptcy. Though the debts to the loan sharks were settled, Qin Hai was rendered destitute, left without a single cent to his name.

He was forced to grovel before Old Madam Qin for assistance.

Though she felt a twinge of pity, her loyalty remained with her second son. Swayed by his influence, she offered Qin Hai a measly 300,000 yuan.

Having grown accustomed to a life of opulence, Qin Hai scorched through the funds within a month.

He spent the remainder of his days living in abject poverty.

As for Lin Shuya, Qin Hai persistently harassed her, demanding she find a way to ingratiate herself back into the Lin family’s good graces.

When Lin Shuya refused, Qin Hai turned violent. He assaulted her so severely that she was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Word of this brutal incident eventually reached Old Master Lin.

He was left with a heavy, conflicted heart.