Mind reading saves the whole family; I'm firmly in the role of a charlatan.

Chapter 23 This flavor is just right!
Du Hexuan's indiscriminate biting of anyone he could get his hands on terrified the influential figures involved in the incident.

Faced with Du Hexuan's close-range attack, everyone remained silent, pretending to be quails.

Some media outlets tried to divert attention by fabricating sensational stories about Du Hexuan regarding illegal drugs, but the police report's emphasis on "not having gone to the hotel" completely thwarted their scheme.

While Du Hexuan was busy arguing with his haters online, Du Anrao was also keeping an eye on the developments and trying to figure out the story.

According to the original plot, Du Hexuan did not avoid the hotel honey trap incident.

When the incident came to light, he was still in the police station cooperating with the investigation, frantically trying to prove his innocence, and was not released so quickly.

Naturally, it's impossible to sit leisurely on the sofa and argue with haters like we do now, having lost the initiative in the early stages.

But there's one particularly incongruous point here, and that's Du Hexuan's identity.

Du Hexuan is not only a big star in the entertainment industry, but also the second young master of the prestigious Du family.

Even though Du Hexuan rarely reveals this matter within the industry, will the Du family turn a blind eye and not stand up for their child when he gets into trouble?
The answer is obviously no. So why was Jiang Huaiying able to succeed so easily in the original story?
Du Anrao flipped through several books related to the Du family and finally found a point where the plots intersected.

Ah~~~ It's that outlaw!

An outlaw?! Who?
Du's father, who was busy calling Du Junyan to confirm the development of the situation, Du's mother, who was sending out a lot of messages online with Du Yuxi, and Du Hexuan, who was arguing with haters on the phone for hundreds of posts, all stopped what they were doing and secretly paid attention to the movements on Du Anrao's side.

The outlaw mentioned by Du Anrao is the biological father of the child in Bai Xiuqing's womb. His name is Jia Yunxiao, but whether it is his real name is unknown.

According to the original novel, he is a top-tier tycoon who appears out of nowhere. No one knows his background. To the outside world, he has a fancy but common English name, Justin, and is nicknamed Boss Jia.

This Mr. Jia and Bai Xiuqing are following the script of an old-fashioned tragic novel, which combines elements such as melodrama, R-rated content, running away with a child, and morally reprehensible plots.

Bai Xiuqing's father was an undercover agent in a criminal organization, who was killed by Boss Jia's men after being exposed.

After learning the truth, Bai Xiuqing infiltrated the organization to avenge her father, but was eventually discovered by the male lead.

Unlike her father, Bai Xiuqing caught the eye of Boss Jia and, after being imprisoned, abused, and "trained," became one of his many mistresses. (Details omitted here...)

Anyway, as the teaching and the torment continued, the plot went off track. The cold-blooded and promiscuous gang leader became a pure love god of war, and the brave and resolute revenge heroine became a love-struck wife.

The reason why Bai Xiuqing, the love-struck female lead, ran away while pregnant was not because she suddenly had a change of heart and remembered her deceased parents, but because she discovered that the male lead was keeping other mistresses besides her.

The three people who heard this were speechless.

Du's mother and Du Hexuan were fine, but Du's father was so angry that his face turned red and his hand holding the phone was trembling slightly.

Bai Xiuqing's father had saved him in his early years, and it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that he was his savior. Because of this, the two formed a very deep brotherly bond.

Du's father knew better than anyone else that the other person was upright, kind, and hated evil. How could he have imagined that his daughter would fall in love with such a person, especially since he was her father's killer? How could she? How dare she!
Have some people's values ​​become so warped these days? Who exactly likes this kind of story? Just because someone verbally ordered a subordinate to kill someone instead of carrying out the killing themselves, they can effortlessly shift all the blame onto the subordinate who actually did it, and then comfortably date the culprit?

[Isn't this just a real-life version of a mere murder of one's father? Dad, you only lost your life, but I lost my love!] The three eavesdroppers were immediately bombarded with this melodramatic rant, giving them goosebumps.

I must say, this flavor is absolutely authentic!
[According to the original plot, after Bai Xiuqing ran away pregnant, she immediately sought out her number one simp, the radiologist at the Third Hospital. She got a temporary place to stay thanks to him, but then complained that he was too poor to provide the arrogance and debauchery she had cultivated in that den of thieves.]

So she began evading the investigation by Boss Jia's men while searching for a suitable backup plan for herself and her child, ultimately settling on the older brother, that easy target.

The three people present: "Pfft..."

Brother Du, whose communication with his father had changed from phone calls to text messages: "..."

Du Anrao thought of his older brother's fate in the original story and couldn't help but pat his heart in fear.

[Shortly after Bai Xiuqing moved into the Du family home to rest and prepare for childbirth with the help of her number one sycophant, she was found by Boss Jia's confidant. And then...]

Then?

The group listened with bated breath, wishing they could crawl into Du Anrao's brain and extract the rest of the story.

Fearing that Boss Jia would pursue the matter, Bai Xiuqing tearfully told him that her elder brother had taken a liking to her beauty and forcibly taken her home, imprisoning her. She claimed that she had only pretended to be compliant to protect their child, and that it was all her brother's fault.

Three people:? ? ?
Brother Du: !!!

【Then……】

...And then! Well, hurry up and tell me!

Mr. Jia believed it.

Three people: "..."

Du Junyan, who received the live broadcast: "..." I have a million "mmp"s to say but I don't know how to express them.

[Actually, it's not surprising that he believed it, after all, that's how he treated Bai Xiuqing. Putting himself in her shoes... well, not really, he probably just enjoyed the sense of superiority Bai Xiuqing felt, knowing she had a lot of ulterior motives but had to fabricate convincing lies to deceive him.]

Everyone: "..." Is this guy a pervert?

No, this guy is a pervert, and an extremely dangerous one at that!
The strongest evidence is that the eldest brother was the first victim, but not the last. Bai Xiuqing then used similar methods to harm her second, third, fourth, and fifth backup lovers, leaving no one unscathed wherever she went. And Boss Jia chose to believe them all, only to turn around and deliver a freshly prepared meal of severed limbs, suicide attempts, wrist-cutting, and family ruin to these people.

Brother Du, who almost met his end: "..." Putting everyone else aside, he was truly innocent!
Despite his nausea, Du Anrao flipped through the entire book again and finally couldn't help but ask a soul-searching question.

So, is it now fashionable to write the male and female leads using villainous characters? How did these two scumbags even become the main characters? What qualities do they have that make them worthy of being written as protagonists? You're playing your own love games of chasing and being unable to escape, and everyone else is just a stepping stone for your relationship? Disgusting! Disgusting! So incredibly disgusting!

(End of this chapter)