Yan Mengmengmeng

(Historical Romance + Family Affection + Wealth Accumulation + Feel-Good/Light Novel)

The money-loving Film Queen Xia Ningxing time-traveled into an eight-year-old cute kid in a historical setting.

Not only did she have five brothers who doted on her as if she were their life, but she also had a mother who treasured her like a precious gem, and most importantly, the future tycoon male lead lived next door.

However, in the story, the male lead died young, leaving behind a huge inheritance. To be able to inherit this wealth, Film Queen Xia Ningxing began her pursuit plan in reverse.

Later, the male lead pushed Ningxing against the corner of the wall, "I heard that you're marrying me just to wait for my early demise so you can inherit my wealth?"

"......" Oops! Caught red-handed!

"Too bad, this time I won't neglect my health for the sake of my career. My last health check was normal in all aspects, I should live at least to a hundred years old."

"!!!!!"

She never expected that the tycoon doomed to die young was actually reborn!

(New book "Eighties' Family Darling At Five And A Half" is out~)

Rebirth: Inheriting Millions In The Eighties

"No, no... I... I'll sing right now!" Xia Jiaojiao came to her senses, thrilled beyond belief. She gave him a radiant smile and quickly snatched the microphone, holding it to her lips.


As she sang, she shyly glanced at Lu Tingli.


Regarding the incident where he intentionally lost her math homework, she didn't mind it at all anymore.


After all, it was all Xia Ningxing's fault.


Now that she was singing for him, he must have taken a liking to her!


Xia Jiaojiao had no doubt about this, knowing that, except for Xia Ningxing, she was the prettiest girl in the class.


Especially since she had the best figure in the class as well.


Therefore, she thought it was only natural for Lu Tingli to like her.


What kind of person was Lu Tingli? He could see right through the thoughts of a little girl like her and couldn't help but snort to himself.


Chapter 180: Public Criticism 3_1