Chapter 12: Domineering Qin Hao

The upper circles of Jinghai had only one impression of Qin Hao: a devil incarnate.

Her most famous battle was right after she married Liu Xinhua.

At that time, Liu Xinhua was still a playboy, very charming. At a banquet, a young lady who liked Liu Xinhua claimed that Qin Hao, that ill-mannered wretch, had stolen her ring.

And the ring was indeed found in Qin Hao's bag.

A barefaced frame-up.

The method was filthy, but it was exactly the kind of green-tea trick young ladies of that era loved to play.

Men enjoyed watching women fight over them, so they didn't intervene—just watched the show.

Everyone wanted to see what this wildcat from the black soil would do.

But facing this caught-red-handed scene, Qin Hao smiled coldly, pulled Liu Xinhua in front of her, and asked his thoughts.

Liu Xinhua was stunned for a moment, then said, "How about having Qin Hao apologize?"

Reportedly, Qin Hao swallowed it and apologized.

The next day, Liu Xinhua was hospitalized with three broken ribs.

Immediately after, a news story about a young lady's green-tea rivalry for love shot to the top of the trending searches.

That young lady who secretly loved Liu Xinhua was utterly ruined—no one dared marry her.

Her family had no choice but to send her abroad.

Reportedly, the young lady didn't return until Qin Hao and Wen Ya had already left Jinghai City.

From what Liu Bai had heard, back in those days, anyone who targeted Qin Hao never got a good end.

When a noble lady framed Qin Hao for pushing someone into the water, Qin Hao confirmed there were no cameras, then in front of everyone, tore the noble lady's clothes to shreds and held her underwater until she nearly suffocated to death.

When an old lady snidely remarked that Qin Hao didn't look like a noble lady but more like a bandit—because she actually beat up Liu Xinhua—Qin Hao spread everywhere the old news of that old lady being bullied at her door by a mistress in her youth, and sent videos of the old lady's son's affair to the trending searches—and spent Liu Xinhua's money to do it.

There was also someone who frantically staged a kidnapping, only for Qin Hao to beat up the kidnapper, send him to the police station, get him sentenced to seven years, and then immediately storm into the mastermind's home and send the mastermind in too.

The most classic case: the lawyer who defended Qin Hao was her own cousin. Only then did everyone learn that Qin Hao's family were local tyrants from the black soil region—her great-great-grandfather had been a bandit alongside the King of the Northeast. Their family motto was: be tough, be rich, and be educated—otherwise, how would a rogue like them protect themselves?

In short, to put it briefly, Qin Hao was a demon—she really would throw hands.

And the only place Qin Hao ever fell was to Wen Ya.

Liu Bai heard from his mother that Wen Ya was a green-tea master specially brought in by a group of people in Jinghai's upper circles who had been bullied by Qin Hao.

But the ending wasn't good either—Wen Ya was snatched away by Qin Hao.

Reportedly, everyone was dumbfounded at the time.

At first, Liu Bai didn't believe it—because Liu Xinhua had dozens of illegitimate children, which didn't exactly look like a great victory for Qin Hao.

To this question, Liu Bai's mother said this: Liu Xinhua and Qin Hao had a marriage of convenience, because Liu Xinhua's father had once saved Qin Hao's life, and had specifically asked Qin Hao to tame the then-playboy Liu Xinhua.

So Qin Hao had no feelings for Liu Xinhua. In her eyes, Liu Xinhua served only two purposes: a punching bag, and a tool for bearing children. As for Liu Xinhua's illegitimate children, Qin Hao didn't care—as long as they didn't cause trouble in front of her.

Liu Bai once asked his mother why, after Liu Xinhua's divorce, she still didn't step up to take his place.

Liu Bai's mother only said lightly, "She's been traumatized."

So when Liu Bai saw Qin Hao, he immediately chickened out.

Grandpa sat down on the side after beating him tired, and the security guards hurriedly brought him a chair.

Qin Hao didn't even glance at Liu Bai, walking straight toward Liu Xinhua, who was crawling on the ground groaning.

Bang—Qin Hao kicked Liu Xinhua over onto his back, stepped on his chest, and said sharply: "Liu Xinhua, after we signed the agreement back then, I thought you were a man, so I kept my word—I didn't focus all my attention on my daughter and threw myself into scientific research."

"How is it that the moment I come back, I hear my daughter has been a Vegetative for six months?" "Tell me—why did this happen."

Liu Xinhua coughed twice and laughed loudly: "Qin Hao, so you can be broken too."

Qin Hao suddenly pressed down hard. Crack—Liu Xinhua spat out a mouthful of blood.

"Since you made my daughter a Vegetative for six months, then you'll be a Vegetative for six months too."

Qin Hao's gaze gradually turned cold. Feeling the pressure on his chest, Liu Xinhua's pupils contracted sharply.

Liu Bai beside them was frantic—this was the biggest trump card for him taking over the Liu Group.

Liu Bai was just about to step forward when the group's vice president, who had rushed over, grabbed him and pulled him aside.

The pot-bellied, bald, bespectacled vice president of the group, Zhu Yong, scolded: "Are you crazy? Do you have any idea how your mother's leg got broken?"

Liu Bai stared at Zhu Yong in disbelief. "What did you say?" Zhu Yong carefully glanced at Qin Hao, relieved to see she hadn't noticed them, then whispered: "That woman is a lunatic. Some of the projects in her hands guarantee she won't be touched—but we're ordinary people, we're different."

As a veteran schemer of the business world and vice president of a hundred-billion-dollar company, Zhu Yong had long understood one truth: the gap between people is vast, and the weight of different lives is not the same.

Take Qin Hao—on the surface, she was Jinghai City's former devil incarnate, a country bumpkin from the black soil, but in reality she was a scientist—a top-tier scientist.

That's why every crazy thing Qin Hao did back then, someone would step forward to clean it up.

Even if Liu Xinhua were hospitalized today, or even became a Vegetative, at most it would be "Qin Hao" who died—but that scientist would still live on.

Liu Bai felt like he was going insane.

"Stop—tell me what you want, I'll give you anything." Liu Xinhua finally couldn't take it anymore and roared.

Qin Hao smiled in satisfaction and looked at Zhu Yong beside her.

"President Zhu."

"Here." Zhu Yong trotted over eagerly, his face full of flattery: "Mr. Qin, what do you need?"

Qin Hao tucked her hair back and said casually: "Go draft a will and a share transfer contract right now."

"The will should state that if anything happens to Liu Xinhua, all his assets go to Liu Yue."

"The share transfer contract—well, let's keep it simple: transfer thirty percent of the shares to Liu Yue."

Liu Xinhua struggled to get up: "Qin Hao, you violent lunatic, you're going too far!"

Qin Hao turned her head, eyes flashing with killing intent, and said coldly: "I only have one daughter. If I hadn't been away this past year, do you think you'd be in any position to be fine?"

"Let me tell you—this matter won't be settled with money alone. Someone's going in, one or two of them."

Liu Xinhua's pupils contracted sharply.

Zhu Yong quickly brought the documents, and Liu Xinhua was held down to sign.

Qin Hao was satisfied, considerably more at ease, and continued looking at Zhu Yong: "Go find out where Shen Jiayun is right now."

Zhu Yong nodded and immediately carried out the order.

Qin Hao turned to Liu Bai, coldly sneering: "You really do look somewhat similar to that woman's face."

"Child, my daughter is kind, but that doesn't mean I am. You'd best think about whether you've done anything to let my daughter down, or else—hehe."

After saying this, Qin Hao walked toward the company lobby.

Liu Bai supported Liu Xinhua to the hospital.

(End of chapter)