“Hey, I really am Lu Siyuan’s long-lost biological sister. You can’t treat me like this!”
At the Lu Corporation building, Lu Wanmian was once again shoved out the front door by security, her small face flushed red with anger.
The security guard across from her shot her a disdainful glance. “Just another scammer pretending to be the CEO’s sister for money.”
As everyone knew, Lu Corporation’s president, Lu Siyuan, had a younger sister who had been missing for years, and over time, countless fraudsters had come forward claiming to be her.
Lu Wanmian grew anxious and pointed at her face, which bore an eight-out-of-ten resemblance to Lu Siyuan. “Take a good look at my face! How similar am I to Lu Siyuan? Anyone can see we’re siblings!”
The security guard just scoffed dismissively. “We’ve had people who looked even more like the boss than you, some even brought DNA test results. Every single one turned out to be a fake. Alright, enough. Stop making a scene and leave.”
Seeing that the guard was completely unmoved and convinced she was a fraud, Lu Wanmian felt fury bubbling up inside her.
Three days ago, after more than a decade of poverty, she’d hit her head and suddenly awakened a fragment of memory. It turned out she had transmigrated into a book—this world was a novel, and she was the long-lost cannon-fodder sister of the great villain, Lu Siyuan.
Lu Siyuan, president of Lu Corporation, possessed billions in wealth. Like all villains, he was cold-blooded and ruthless, yet he was hopelessly infatuated with the female lead. When his love went unrequited, he locked her in a dark room, trying to force her affections. But in the end, the female lead betrayed him, the male lead retaliated with a vengeance, and he lost all his fortune, dying miserably on the streets.
Wait—lost all his fortune?!
Lu Wanmian panicked. Half of those billions belonged to her! That bastard—how dare he squander her money?
To protect her inheritance, she’d hauled herself across the country overnight, arriving in the capital to claim her family ties and stop this reckless fool from ruining himself.
But not only did these security guards refuse to believe her, they treated her like this. Once she successfully claimed her identity, she’d punish them by sending them to feed pigs in the countryside during the day and dance on graves at night.
“Oh? Still daring to glare at me? Get her out of here—don’t let her block the view.”
At the guard’s command, two underlings stepped forward, grabbed Lu Wanmian by the arms, and dragged her away.
She cursed under her breath and was about to struggle free when several luxury cars suddenly pulled up from across the street, stopping imposingly at the main entrance.
Someone gasped. “The CEO is here!”
The crowd watching by the door changed expressions.
The security guard’s heart tightened. He hurried over and respectfully opened the door of the lead car.
A foot clad in polished, custom-made leather shoes stepped out first, followed by a tall figure emerging from the vehicle.
It was Lu Siyuan, president of Lu Corporation. At twenty-five, he wore a tailored black suit, his frame tall and broad-shouldered with a narrow waist. His face was handsome and coldly proud, and his captivating peach-blossom eyes held three parts indifference and seven parts ruthlessness. An overwhelming aura of “stay away” radiated from him.
Lu Wanmian looked at him, narrowing her eyes slightly. So this was her brother, the prodigal fool. He was indeed handsome, but clearly lacking in brains.
The people around immediately lined up respectfully and bowed. “Hello, CEO Lu!”
Lu Siyuan swept a cold gaze over them, then strode toward the entrance on his long legs, his entourage hurrying behind.
Seizing the moment, Lu Wanmian shouted at him, “Lu Siyuan! I’m your long-lost sister, Lu Wanmian!”
Lu Siyuan paused mid-step, his icy gaze sweeping toward her. Seeing that her face bore a striking seven or eight out of ten resemblance to his own, he froze for a moment before a flicker of disgust crossed his eyes.
Fourteen years ago, when his five-year-old biological sister had gone missing, the Lu family had searched for her frantically. Many people had come forward pretending to be his sister for money, and some had even gone under the knife to make themselves look more like her.
After being deceived and disappointed time and time again, he had developed an intense loathing for such frauds.
He barked coldly, “Throw this impostor out of the capital. I never want to see her again.”
At his command, the two security guards behind Lu Wanmian lunged forward and grabbed her. Furious and about to be dragged away, she quickly racked her brain and shouted:
“Lu Siyuan, when you were ten, your family went on a mountain retreat. Because you were being greedy and mischievous, you poked a hornet’s nest. The bees chased you all over the mountain, stinging you until your head was covered in bumps—even your butt swelled up. You hid in a tree and couldn’t get down, crying for a whole day and night.”
Lu Siyuan, who had been about to leave, froze, his expression shifting instantly.
That was the most embarrassing moment of his childhood—a secret known only to his parents and sister. After his parents died in a car accident, it had become his alone.
He turned and strode quickly to Lu Wanmian, staring at her with a dark, piercing gaze. “How do you know about that?”
Lu Wanmian’s eyes sparkled with cunning. “If you want to know, then come do a paternity test with me.”
Lu Siyuan stared at her for a few seconds, then gritted his teeth, a hint of menace flashing in his eyes. “Fine. If the test fails and you’re a fraud, I’ll have you thrown into the sea to feed the sharks.”
The people around him couldn’t help but shiver.
Tsk, tsk. This little impostor was done for.
Ten minutes later, Lu Siyuan brought Lu Wanmian to a nearby top-tier hospital.
They both had blood samples taken for the paternity test. To be safe, Lu Siyuan also had the samples sent to several other reputable hospitals in the capital for simultaneous testing.
The test was expedited, with results due in three hours.
During the wait, Lu Siyuan didn’t spare Lu Wanmian a single glance. Even his subordinates remained cold and aloof, all waiting to see the test fail so they could toss her into the sea to feed the sharks.
Three hours later, the results came back. The report clearly read: DNA analysis shows a 99.99% blood relation match, confirming a sibling relationship with the same father and mother.
Soon, the results from the other hospitals also came through on his phone. Lu Siyuan opened them one by one—all showing the same outcome.
Lu Siyuan was stunned. “You really are my biological sister.”
Lu Wanmian nodded eagerly. “That’s right, I’m your biological sister.”
And your karma.
His subordinates felt the sting of being proven wrong—she really was the eldest miss of the Lu family.
Snapping out of his shock, Lu Siyuan excitedly pulled Lu Wanmian into a tight embrace, tears of joy streaming down his face. “Sister, after all these years of searching, I’ve finally found you.”
Lu Wanmian outwardly wept with him, playing the part of a tearful sibling reunion, but inwardly she let out a cold laugh.
In the original story, the protagonist had never reunited with Lu Siyuan. She had been sold by her adoptive parents to an old bachelor and died from abuse.
If she hadn’t taken the initiative to come claim her identity this time, Lu Siyuan would never have found her.
After the reunion, Lu Siyuan wiped his tears and began to carefully study his sister.
Lu Wanmian was a classic beauty in the making, but she was thin and frail, with a slightly sallow complexion—a clear sign of malnutrition.
His heart clenched with pain as he asked urgently, “Mianmian, where have you been all these years? How have you been?”
Back then, he had secretly taken his little sister out to play without telling their family. While he was buying her cotton candy, she suddenly disappeared, and they never found her again. It had become the eternal pain in his heart.
Lu Wanmian looked up at him, thinking to herself that according to her awakened memories, she had transmigrated into this world when the original owner was five years old.
At that time, the original owner had been abducted by human traffickers. After escaping and being caught, she was brutally beaten and died. When she transmigrated over, the severity of her injuries caused her to lose her memories from before the transmigration.
After she recovered, she was sold to a family in the countryside. Her adoptive parents, wanting a son, renamed her Zhaodi. When they eventually had a son, they became extremely partial to boys over girls and treated her very poorly.
When she grew up, her adoptive parents, in order to save money for their son to marry, heartlessly sold her to a fifty-year-old bachelor for 200,000 yuan.
While fleeing, she tripped and hit her head, which awakened her memories of the book transmigration.
She concealed the fact of her transmigration and gave Lu Siyuan a brief account of her experiences.
Lu Siyuan was both heartbroken and furious: “Those damned human traffickers, they actually abducted you! And those adoptive parents of yours, they tried to sell you too—they’re asking for death!”
With a vicious look in his eyes, he ordered his personal bodyguard behind him, “A Kai, send people immediately to investigate those traffickers. When you catch them, beat them within an inch of their lives, and when they’re barely breathing, toss them into the police station. As for Mianmian’s damned adoptive parents, give them a good lesson too.”
“Yes!”
A Kai immediately took out his phone and issued the orders.
Lu Wanmian raised an elegant eyebrow. Through Lu Siyuan’s hands, she had avenged herself against the traffickers and her adoptive parents.
Just as this matter was settled, Lu Siyuan’s phone suddenly rang. A call came in, and he pulled the phone from his pocket, the screen displaying a name.
Seeing that name, Lu Wanmian’s expression changed instantly, and alarm bells rang loudly in her heart.