Quick Transmigration: Drama Queen's Daily Life Chapter 1557 - 1546: Scumbag’s Repentance

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Previously on Quick Transmigration: Drama Queen's Daily Life...
Zhao Yabo confronts his feelings and acknowledges his past obsession with Mei Ya, ultimately deciding to let go of his aspirations. He apologizes to Mei Ya and Ye Qiu, claiming his actions were out of concern. Ye Qiu accepts his apology, and a misunderstanding is resolved. Afterward, Mei Ya and Ye Qiu discuss Gao Yanyan's continued threat, planning to report her actions.

After returning, Ye Qiu reported to the live streaming platform and presented relevant evidence. Seeing that he had indeed been harassed and almost divorced his wife because of their platform’s streamer, the live streaming platform immediately blocked Gao Yanyan’s account.

Gao Yanyan suddenly had no time to seek out Ye Qiu. Although she didn’t have many fans and wasn’t young compared to the other streamers, she was still quite pretty and knew how to win people over. So her few fans regularly tipped her enough to cover her not-so-thrifty daily expenses.

She had considered developing offline relationships with a few big fans, but not all men were willing; after all, online and reality were two different things, so she had never succeeded.

Now that her account was banned, where would her income come from? She went to the platform to appeal and was surprised to learn that her fans had reported her for offline harassment.

Recently, the only person she had harassed was Ye Qiu. Guessing that Ye Qiu had reported her made her extremely angry. He was truly an ungrateful man, rejecting an easily available mistress. Is he really that timid and afraid?

No matter how angry Gao Yanyan was, she didn’t dare to confront him again. Not only because of Ye Qiu’s report, but Zhao Yabo, who felt deceived and lost face, was equally angry. He retaliated more fiercely than Ye Qiu, tracking down people who loaned her money, and finding help to press these people for repayment.

After her place was exposed, she had to move, but she was soon found again. She had no money to repay and didn’t want to repay, forcing her to hide everywhere. After moving several times, her savings quickly ran out, leaving her no choice but to flee this city.

Before leaving, she thought Ye Qiu and Mei Ya were behind it all and swore that she’d return to take revenge once she made it big. But now she’s neither young nor beautiful, nor does she have the skills. How could she come back for revenge?

Moreover, Ye Qiu and Mei Ya’s clothing company was thriving, with its future prospects incalculable. What could Gao Yanyan possibly have?

It’s actually quite simple to resolve issues with an annoying person without backing; just ruin their way of living. In the days that followed, Mei Ya never encountered Gao Yanyan again, though Ye Qiu did receive a few messages from Gao Yanyan through old classmates, but eventually, he blocked all those classmates, leaving him in a peaceful world.

As for Zhao Yabo, perhaps he was embarrassed, or maybe he figured things out. He rarely appeared before the couple anymore, busy managing the family business as informed by Mei Ronghai and Li Baqin. Occasionally, he would come to the Mei Family to have a meal.

He liked Xinrui so much that he ignored Ye Qiu’s scowls and shamelessly became Xinrui’s godfather.

Yet Ye Qiu didn’t stop competing with him. Based on the foundation of his past life, he re-applied his design talents, but this life, he didn’t opt for haute couture, only ready-to-wear.

He first registered his own brand, then opened his first offline store, choosing an affordable route. Due to stylish designs and high-quality goods, public reception in the city quickly built a strong reputation.

Then he and Mei Ya began expanding into malls and surrounding cities, taking out loans to continuously open ten stores. Yet it wasn’t enough, as new products sold out instantly each time they were launched.

During this period, Shang Family often approached them to request franchise opportunities, but the duo refused every time.

Gradually, they started hiring celebrities as spokespersons and launched flagship online stores, subsequently opening stores in other provincial cities, pushing both online and offline strategies forward.

Zhao Yabo had warned them before, saying they were taking a significant risk that might kill off physical stores, but subsequent data proved Zhao Yabo’s concerns unwarranted.

Because Ye Qiu had anticipated these issues from the start. His solution? Although online offers discounts frequently, many styles aren’t available online, and they managed inventory well. Those looking for online discounts would have to see whether stock was available then.

True buyers tend to not wait for favorite styles, and there are always some who enjoy shopping in person and trying on clothes; the online market was booming, but the offline market never lagged.

Just in five years, Ye Qiu and Mei Ya created a miracle within the industry, and their value accelerated rapidly. That same year, their clothing company went public, soaring from the opening at 15.8 to nearly thirty yuan by closing, projecting them into the top fifty wealth list with combined assets.

But it wasn’t over yet. After achieving great success in women’s clothing, Ye Qiu started actively developing men’s clothing, kids’ clothing, bags, and shoes. Thanks to the positive reputation accumulated over previous years and similarly high-quality designs, their new products began dominantly occupying the market again, pushing the company stock price higher.

But was Ye Qiu satisfied with merely this? He set his sights on foreign markets again, pricing abroad higher, based on previous aggressive money-making moves by foreign businessmen in China.

Even with prices marked three times higher, the overseas market opened quickly, earning respect for fellow citizens.

By this year, Ye Qiu’s wealth already exceeded Zhao Yabo’s by an unimaginable amount, but he never halted his progress.

Until Mei Ya was pregnant again when their daughter Xinrui was already sixteen years old, Mei Ya definitely counted as a high-risk pregnant woman.

Despite the couple’s previous intention to have another child, urged by Jiang Xiuqing, they were always too busy with work and hadn’t planned for this. It certainly counted as a surprise.

Mei Ya was conflicted about this child; firstly, she couldn’t let go of her work, secondly, she worried about her daughter going through puberty having thoughts. But ultimately, Ye Xinrui expressed she didn’t mind and hoped Mei Ya would follow her own intentions. Ye Qiu shared this sentiment, and after much deliberation, Mei Ya went for a check-up, discovered twins, and ultimately couldn’t bear to abort, deciding to give birth.

Being a high-risk pregnant woman was extremely dangerous, especially with twins. Initially, upon hearing from the doctor about the significant risks, even Jiang Xiuqing disagreed, but Mei Ya persisted.

Now, Mei Ya’s relationship with Jiang Xiuqing had improved significantly over the years, subtly influenced by Ye Qiu’s hints. Jiang Xiuqing stopped worrying so much about having a male grandson, reasoning Ye Qiu was right; even if a male grandson was born, he wouldn’t bear her last name, so why rush? Eventually, when she’s old, her son and grandchild would naturally care for her. As for carrying on the family line, who worships Emperor Qin Shi Huang now, impressive as he was?

Thus, it was best to go with the flow. But since the daughter-in-law insisted on having the baby, Jiang Xiuqing couldn’t fully oppose, only suggesting hiring a few professionals to care for Mei Ya.