The real heiress's disguise has been exposed, making her the most beloved member of Beijing

Hearing this, Jiang Xing breathed a sigh of relief. "Xiao He, I owe you a huge debt of gratitude this time. If we can secure the copyright for the last novel on Lili Plain, I will owe you a great favor."

Jiang Yonghe said with undisguised pride, "Big brother, I'm your sister. I'm happy to be able to help you. Don't mention the favor."

Jiang Zhao boasted from the side, "Brother, don't worry. With Xiao He personally involved, her friend will definitely do everything in her power to persuade Li Li Yuan Shang. I dare say, you'll definitely get the copyright to Li Li Yuan Shang's last novel this time!"

At this point, Jiang Zhao put his hands in his pockets, glanced at Jiang Youli inside the door, and said sarcastically, "Starting with the IP 'Lili Plain,' Starlight Entertainment will develop better and better in the future. I'd like to see if someone's skills are as good as her mouth, and whether she can ruin our business."

Jiang Youli chuckled: "Oh, so confident, huh? You're 100% sure that Lili Yuanshang will sell the copyright to Starlight Entertainment after just one meeting?"

Jiang Zhao sneered, "Do you think Xiao He's connections are just for show? She's not like you; she knows capable people. Since she's already agreed to meet, it means the deal is basically done."

At this point, he sarcastically remarked, "I really don't know what gives you the audacity to boast about wanting to ruin our business? Do you know Lili Yuanshang and think you can stop her from selling the copyright of her last novel to my brother?"

Jiang Youli nodded, "Yes, I do know him, and I can definitely prevent Lili Yuan from selling the copyright to Jiang Xing."

Jiang Zhao couldn't help but laugh out loud, "You? You know Lili Plain? I'd say I know the Heavenly King himself! You just spout nonsense."

Jiang Youli shrugged. "If you don't believe me, then so be it."

Jiang Yonghe smiled, her eyes carrying a hint of provocation. "Sister Youli, I know you want to prove that you are better than me in everything, and I admit that you won last night. But connections are not something you can build overnight. Sister Youli, you only know farmers in the village, right? Where would you get the opportunity to meet such a famous writer as Lili Plain?"

"So what if you're a farmer? Doesn't being a farmer count as having connections? Who are you looking down on? If you're so high and mighty, then don't eat rice," Jiang Youli sneered.

Jiang Yonghe assumed she was just being stubborn and didn't respond. Instead, she looked at Jiang Xing and asked, puzzled, "What brings Big Brother to see Sister Youli?"

Before Jiang Xing could speak, Jiang Youli kicked a bag placed in the corner of the wall. "Your older brother is coming to help me loosen the soil and hoe the ground tomorrow, so he bought the tools for me in advance and sent them over."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Yonghe's expression became complicated. "Big brother, why are you helping Jiang Youli with chores, especially such rough work as hoeing the ground..."

She paused, then smiled wryly:

"Is it to gain Sister Youli's forgiveness? But wasn't it Sister Youli who injured Big Brother's right leg...?"

Jiang Xing quickly shook her head, "Xiao He, that's not how it is."

Jiang Yonghe secretly breathed a sigh of relief, then pretended to feel sorry for him and said, "So you're afraid that Sister Youli will really ruin your career? Big brother, don't worry, I guarantee that you will succeed in getting the copyright to the last novel by the great author Lili Yuanshang tomorrow."

Jiang Xing didn't know how to explain his poisoning to her, so he changed the subject and said, "Xiao He, it's a long story. It's late, and Mom and Dad are probably waiting for us to go home for dinner. Let's hurry back."

Jiang Youli scoffed, "Afraid of losing face in front of your good sister? Don't worry, your good sister is so kind, sensible and well-behaved, she won't mind. If you don't have enough manpower tomorrow, you can ask her to come and help."

Jiang Xing was furious at Jiang Youli's sarcastic words, but he couldn't show it. He just wanted to leave as soon as possible, but his right leg was already lame, so he couldn't walk fast.

Then he heard Jiang Youli say from behind, "Your legs are already lame, so don't try so hard to walk. If you really can't, have Jiang Zhao or your little sister carry you."

Jiang Yonghe realized that Jiang Xing wasn't trying to please Jiang Youli, but was genuinely being threatened!

The once high and mighty man is now being humiliated by Jiang Youli repeatedly, yet he dares not utter a sound. He is so pathetic, so utterly pathetic!

"Damn it! Big brother, I can't stand this wild girl anymore!" Jiang Zhao couldn't stand Jiang Youli's attitude any longer. He stopped, turned around, and warned, "Jiang Youli, don't be too smug. I'll find a way to deal with you sooner or later!"

"You should sort out your own scandals on Weibo first."

After Jiang Youli finished speaking, she turned around and went back to the villa.

Jiang Zhao clenched his fist and cursed under his breath, "That damned wild girl!"

……

After having dinner with her beautiful new mom and handsome new dad, Jiang Youli returned to her room and received an address from Zhou Yi—Mimi's Village.

[Xiao Li, see you at noon tomorrow.]

Mimi's Hometown is a well-known restaurant in Beijing and is one of Uncle Zhou's businesses. The suppliers of fruits, vegetables and poultry are still from Jianshan Village.

Over the years, because Uncle Zhou was engrossed in exploring the village and neglected the family business, and Uncle Zhou's son Zhou Yi was focused on online novels, Jiang Youli had Ye Ying send someone to invest in this restaurant and become its manager.

After Nightshade sent people to manage it, Mimi's Village's business flourished, almost rivaling some of Beijing's long-established hotels.

Knowing that Jiang Yonghe was Zhou Yi's friend, Jiang Youli was even more looking forward to meeting him tomorrow, so she replied to the message.

[OK]

After taking a shower and feeding Xiao Hei, Xiao Bai, and Xiao Lü, Jiang Youli lay on the bed, picked up her phone, and saw that she had received another message from an unknown number.

[Jiang Youli, take a good look. You'll definitely regret marrying Qi Huan!]

The message included a link to an article.

This is yet another new number; I wonder where Duan Jinghan got so many cards.

Jiang Youli glanced at the article link title and exclaimed, "Hey, isn't this the article I forwarded to Qi Huan before about his infertility?"

[Duan Jinghan, you don't need to worry about that. Didn't I tell you I'm childless by choice? So it would be even better if the man had azoospermia!]

There was no immediate reply.

Jiang Youli thought to herself, "This time, Duan Jinghan should finally give up on her, otherwise why would he give up having children for her?"

……

Qi family.

"Qi Huan! Kneel down!"

As soon as Qi Huan returned home, she heard Qi Tianxiang's deafening roar coming from the living room.

Qi Huan slowly raised his hand, signaling Cheng Jing, who was pushing the wheelchair behind him, to stop for the moment. Then, he looked at the source of the voice—his father, Qi Tianxiang, who was sitting upright in the main seat with an angry face, and asked in confusion, "What do you mean by that, Father? What did I do wrong?"

"You still have the nerve to say what you did wrong?! How can you be so heartless? You kicked Qi Yu out over such a trivial matter, and then you even had her knees smashed! You're not even human!" Qi Tianxiang slammed his hand on the armrest, stood up, and pointed at Qi Huan, angrily shouting, "And your own brother Qi Yue! You went to great lengths to persuade your grandfather to bring him home from outside. And now? You actually dared to harm your own brother! Have you lost all your conscience?!"

At the height of his agitation, Qi Tianxiang trembled with anger. He grabbed the teapot and teacups from the table next to him and smashed them to the ground.

In an instant, the sound of shattering porcelain filled the entire hall, and shards flew everywhere.