Quick Transmigration: Drama Queen's Daily Life Chapter 1153 - 1142: When the Daughter Is the Villainess and the Younger Sister Is the Heroine

Ye Qiu experienced a truly fulfilling life in his final incarnation. Thanks to his decisive departure from his previous circumstances, he was no longer subjected to the exploitation of Ye Qing after commencing university. This independence allowed him to achieve a successful career and cultivate a happy family life.

His wife was a paragon of gentleness and virtue, their son a beacon of brightness and sensibility. Eventually, even Han Hui and Ye Peilin came to recognize their past errors, ceasing their unreasonable demands. Ye Qing, too, gradually quieted her disruptive influence.

In their final moments, Ye Qiu extended his forgiveness to Han Hui and Ye Peilin, enabling them to depart this world with a sense of peace. Ye Qing, after her son Cao Yun attained an executive position within Ye Qiu Company, also sincerely admitted her wrongdoings. However, Ye Qiu, despite promoting his nephew, maintained a distant relationship with her, continuing to treat her as if they were strangers.

Upon his passing, the technological prowess of Hua Country had surged ahead of all other nations. A vast multitude gathered to bid him a final farewell, and the country, in a profound display of respect, lowered its flags to half-mast in mourning.

Name: Ye Qiu

Merit Points: 920000

Skills Redeemed: Hacker God, Level 9 God of Cooking’s Light, Level 8 Body Refining Technique, Ten Times of Luck Bonus (four uses remaining), Emperor System (Achievements: Skin like Jello, Flirtatious Eyes, captivating aroma, Voice Like a Pearl, alluring slender legs), Poison Scripture, Soul Power Technique

"Mission accomplished. Would you like to enter the next world?"

"Yes."

"Mom, can I sleep with you tonight?" Instantly upon entering this new body, Ye Qiu was greeted by the sight of a little girl, perhaps four or five years old, standing at the doorway. Clutching a unicorn doll, she gazed expectantly at him.

Perceiving Ye Qiu’s hesitation, the girl blinked her star-like eyes cautiously, her voice laced with concern. "I know Mom is tired, but I promise I’ll be very obedient and well-behaved."

Who could resist such a sensible and understanding child? A wave of tenderness washed over Ye Qiu. With a gentle laugh, he lifted the blanket, beckoning her closer. "Come in quickly, my dear."

Her face lighting up at the invitation, the little girl practically leaped into his arms. Her small, soft form pressed tightly against him as she whispered into his ear, "Mom, Shushu is so happy."

Seeing her joy, Ye Qiu affectionately kissed her forehead. "Mom is also very happy to have Shushu sleep with her."

The little girl immediately giggled, then softly inquired, "Then, when Mom isn’t busy, can Shushu sleep with Mom all the time?"

"Of course, you can. But if you sleep with Mom, you have to be a good girl and not stay awake, okay?"

"Shushu will fall asleep fast. I promise not to move around." With her promise made, the child obediently closed her eyes. Ye Qiu watched her lashes flutter with a touch of nervousness and couldn't help but smile.

Yet, as is the nature of children, she was soon fast asleep, allowing Ye Qiu to seriously recall the unfolding plot.

In this particular world, she occupied no significant role, neither a main character nor a pivotal supporting figure. She was merely a name mentioned by both the protagonist and the female antagonist, having already met her demise before the main storyline properly commenced.

Within this narrative, her daughter, currently nestled so adorably in the blanket, was destined to become the vicious female antagonist. Her sister, conversely, was the story's protagonist.

The plot was set to unfold thirteen years hence, following the original body's death in a tragic car accident. A major corporation would descend into chaos, compelling her aging father to manage its affairs despite his waning energy. Her daughter, Ye Shu, being underage, would be barred from corporate involvement, forcing her father to groom her half-sister, Ye Yun, instead.

Sister Ye Yun was a half-sibling, born to Ye Fu and a caretaker while Ye Qiu was occupied with managing the corporation. She was a full twenty-two years younger than Ye Fu and four years older than Ye Shu.

During Ye Qiu’s lifetime, Ye Yun was merely regarded as a slightly clever younger sister. However, in the wake of Ye Qiu’s death, her exceptional business acumen would swiftly come to the fore.

By the time Ye Shu completed her university education, Ye Yun would have the Ye Family Group firmly within her grasp. Although Ye Shu possessed significant shares, the largest portion still remained with Old Master Ye. He inherited half of Ye Qiu’s shares in addition to his existing holdings, making him the most influential voice in corporate decisions.

Torn between his biological daughter and a granddaughter he had raised somewhat as an outsider, he wrestled with his decision for a considerable period. Ultimately, he favored his daughter, reasoning that Ye Yun possessed superior talent and greater potential to expand the Ye Family Group.

Consequently, Ye Shu, who was initially slated for inheritance, found herself relegated to the status of a minority shareholder, subsisting on dividends. Incited by individuals with ulterior motives, she began to actively oppose Ye Yun at every turn.

Ye Yun endured these challenges with restraint, mindful that Ye Shu was her niece. However, when Ye Shu's persistent antagonism escalated, Ye Yun eventually absorbed her shares and banished her overseas.

Meanwhile, Ye Shu's former fiancé, weary of her relentless schemes, began to recognize Ye Yun's inherent strengths. A passionate romance would subsequently blossom between the strong-willed CEO and a spirited, devoted character, navigating numerous ups and downs before culminating in perfect harmony.

But what about Ye Qiu’s ill-fated daughter? Deceived by sinister individuals, she succumbed to addiction, leading to her outright disownment by Old Master Ye, who declared the Ye Family would no longer claim her as a granddaughter.

Ye Qiu’s painstakingly built legacy thus fell into her own sister’s grasp, while her own flesh and blood met a calamitous end.

Reborn, she was resolved to avert her daughter’s tragic destiny and expose the truth behind both their devastating plights.

Indeed, from the very beginning, her car accident was a meticulously planned scheme by an unknown perpetrator, though their identity remained a mystery.

This time, Ye Qiu resolved to harness the Level 8 Body Building Book skill, determined to confront anyone who dared to scheme against her again!

Meanwhile, in a separate chamber of the residence, eight-year-old Ye Yun jolted awake from a terrifying nightmare. Disoriented, she gazed around, utterly astonished to find herself inhabiting her youthful form once more. Her eyes widened as a singular thought dominated her mind: she had truly returned to her childhood?

Following the initial shock, elation surged. Her return was real; a fresh start was possible. She vowed never to place her trust in that man again, resolving to live for herself from this point forward.

As morning broke, Ye Qiu’s eyelids fluttered open, revealing her daughter, Ye Shu, already awake and gazing intently at her, as if Ye Qiu might vanish at any moment.

A soft chuckle escaped Ye Qiu’s lips. She mused that children's words were hardly reliable; despite promising to be well-behaved, Ye Shu had practically kicked her throughout the night. The expansive bed proved insufficient to contain the wild energy, akin to a tempestuous sea stirred by Nezha.

Noticing her daughter’s continued mischievous grin, Ye Qiu, feeling a touch of exasperation, playfully nipped at her daughter’s soft cheek. This elicited peals of delighted laughter, as the little girl perceived her mother’s playful antics.

"Time to rise and eat, dear. We have those little buns that Shushu adores," chimed Mei Chunli, the stepmother, offering Ye Qiu a smile tinged with a hint of ingratiation.

Ye Qiu responded with a cool nod: "Aunt Mei."

This address was not a reflection of Mei Chunli’s former standing, but rather due to her being only eight years older than Ye Qiu, making 'Aunt Mei' the most fitting salutation. This arrangement was widely accepted; Mei Chunli dared not object, and Old Master Ye had no inclination to force his presumed heir, Ye Qiu, to adopt a different address. After all, the marriage itself had been a product of his own rash and regrettable decision.