Who Is the Real Daughter: Miss Lin Takes No Nonsense After Her Rebirth Chapter 1000: Wei Ji Has Been Kidnapped

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Previously on Who Is the Real Daughter: Miss Lin Takes No Nonsense After Her Rebirth...
A mysterious man informs Mu Ning of her father's secret return to China and urges her to meet him to reclaim the Zhou family's assets, drastically changing her attitude toward the Mu family. At the Mu family gathering, Lin Yin rebuffs Fu Bei's intimate advances and threat to drug her again, senses familiarity with Fu Ce, and navigates tensions with Huo Ge, Lu Ming, and Mu Heng. Mu Ning rejoices in Fu Ce's involvement and messages her agreement to cooperate. The Wei family's third branch is exposed for organ trafficking, igniting a massive scandal that hands medical orders to the rising Fu family and imperils allies like the Wen family, deepening Lin Yin's suspicions of the Fu family's past.

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Among the original eight great aristocratic families, only the Mu family, Lu family, and Hou family remained untouched.

Yet Lin Yin sensed that their moment of crisis was fast approaching.

While Lin Yin felt restless, Lu Ming showed up at her apartment bearing some late-night snacks.

Noticing Lin Yin's anxious face, Lu Ming suggested, “Eat something first. We can deal with the rest afterward.”

Lin Yin lacked any hunger. The sensation of hidden foes eyeing her in the dark left her on edge.

Once they had eaten in silence, a call came in from Mu Heng. “Yinyin, Grandma’s been abducted. I suspect trouble’s brewing. Stay safe, got it?”

Lin Yin’s brow furrowed. So the Mu family’s next?

Right then, Lu Ming got a call too. Lin Yin watched him tensely, and upon learning Lu Yan had been snatched as well, her heart sank deeper.

Lu Ming gazed at Lin Yin gravely. “Yinyin, please stay put here, alright?”

Lin Yin simply nodded. She trusted Lu Ming to rescue Lu Yan, but worry gnawed at her still.

After posting guards for Lin Yin’s safety, Lu Ming rushed off.

Lin Yin kept tabs on the unfolding events, yet Wei Ji’s message caught her off guard.

Spotting Wei Ji sprawled on the floor, battered and bruised, Lin Yin realized the enemy’s true target might be her.

This explained using Sun Yun and Lu Yan as bait to draw away the Mu family and Lu Ming.

Resolve hardened in Lin Yin’s eyes. After issuing quick orders, she led her team to Wei Ji’s abduction site.

But midway, the culprit commanded Lin Yin to ditch all her escorts right there.

Soon, Lin Yin arrived at a rundown old shack, long neglected and crumbling.

As she shoved open the groaning door, thugs encircled her instantly.

From the throng stepped Huo Ge, grinning at Lin Yin. “Future girlfriend, you made it!”

Lin Yin scanned her surroundings cautiously, staying silent before demanding straight, “Where’s Wei Ji?”

Huo Ge sidled up to Lin Yin and arched a brow. “Not scared I’ll flip out and off you for prying about some other guy?”

“Where’s Wei Ji?” Lin Yin repeated icily.

Huo Ge lost interest. With a huff, he signaled his men to drag out Wei Ji, whose head hung limp.

“Play nice, and I’ll have Wei Ji shipped back safe,” Huo Ge declared.

The instant Lin Yin nodded, Huo Ge bound her so securely that her glare screamed murder.

After Wei Ji was carted off, Huo Ge hooded Lin Yin’s head and crammed her into a vehicle, speeding away.

Upon regaining sight, Lin Yin faced a looming visage that startled her into headbutting it. Pain twisted Huo Ge’s features as he snarled through clenched teeth, “Lin Yin!!”

Lin Yin shot Huo Ge a frigid stare and tuned him out.

Enraged, Huo Ge warned, “Lin Yin, better watch yourself. You’ll regret it in Country D.”

Lin Yin scoffed with an eye roll. Furious, Huo Ge snatched back the meal he’d brought her.

Meanwhile, chaos gripped the capital. Whispers spread wildly that Lu Zheng of the Lu family had slain Lin Yin, leaving no body behind.

Suddenly, Mu and Lu families clashed head-on, their feud turning ugly with multiple covert skirmishes.

The capital now hosted a clash of titans, where bystanders bore the brunt amid the toxic air.

Deep into the night, hands numb from tight bonds, Lin Yin eyed the dozing Huo Ge nearby. Eyes narrowing, she dipped her head to gnaw fiercely at the necklace around her neck, extracting the hidden item.

Lin Yin maneuvered the object into her grasp, glanced at the still-sleeping Huo Ge, then held her breath and smashed it.

Spotting Huo Ge’s head dip faintly, she hastened to loosen the ropes. Unexpectedly handy were the Wei family’s gadgets.

From Huo Ge’s person, Lin Yin retrieved her phone, only to find zero signal.

Slipping out a window, she discovered they were deep in the mountains—explaining the dead zone.

She pondered if the peaks would hinder Sun Biao and crew tracking her signal, unaware Huo Ge would catch up after mere minutes of trekking.

From the gun’s dark barrel, Huo Ge smirked wickedly. “Lin Yin, wanna try fleeing again?”

Lin Yin met Huo Ge’s gaze with a smile. “No more running!”

Before Huo Ge’s triumphant grin could vanish, figures emerged behind Lin Yin, rifles trained on him.

Tilting his head, Huo Ge flashed a smile. “I underestimated you, Lin Yin! It’s just a pity. Either you come with me today or you die.”