Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

Shen Cheng's eyes widened instantly. He looked at Shen Zhengshan in disbelief, wondering what nonsense his father was spouting.

But Shen Zhengshan looked at him with a serious expression.

Shen Cheng rubbed his brow with his fingers; for the first time in his life, he was so angry that he laughed.

He laughed too, his voice cool.

"Dad, are you alright?"

Shen Cheng could barely contain his anger, uttering these words through gritted teeth, his breathing becoming increasingly heavy. He couldn't believe that Shen Zhengshan didn't know how much this matter had affected him.

Heirs and non-heirs lead two different lives.

Why should he, just when he was about to achieve results, have his years of expectations dismissed with a few words?

"Of course I'm fine." Shen Zhengshan's expression was calm, his eyes indifferent: "Acheng, I'm just changing the successor."

It's not like the company is going bankrupt.

He was substituted.

Shen Cheng was provoked by his words and gaze, and temporarily regained his senses. He knew that he had no chance of winning against his father.

Therefore, Shen Qi was specifically chosen.

"Dad, she's only three years old. It's unknown whether she'll be able to shoulder the responsibilities of the company in the future. Can you really entrust the company to her? I'm afraid the shareholders won't agree."

Shen Qi looked directly at Shen Cheng, frowning with displeasure: "What's wrong with leaving it to me? My older brother can do it, and I'm smarter than him."

The implication was that she was certainly qualified.

As for her age, she will grow up!

Shen Cheng was once again provoked by Shen Qi's self-righteous words and uttered an extremely feudal statement: "I am the eldest son and grandson of the Shen family."

"You're just a married daughter."

"Everything in the Shen family should belong to me. Aqi, you shouldn't covet what doesn't belong to you."

Upon hearing his words, Fu Wenxin and Shen Zhengshan's eyes darkened, and Su Xiang, who had reached out to offer some advice, withdrew her hand.

What nonsense are you spouting?

We live in a new society and a new era!

Grandpa Shen was the calmest, but he knew the regret in his heart. He was afraid that he would have to give up on his beloved grandson Shen Cheng in the future.

He shouldn't have brought up his status; that's the most simplistic and ridiculous approach.

"You're being unreasonable."

Shen Qi, who had just learned a hundred idioms, took one out and used it to describe Shen Cheng's current behavior. Her eyes widened; she felt he was being unreasonable.

"Big brother, these things belong to Mom and Dad. They can give them to whomever they want; it's their right."

"You shouldn't covet things that don't belong to you," she retorted.

Shen Qi felt more and more comfortable as she talked, after all, her parents were willing to give her everything.

She shook her head and pointed at Shen Cheng: "Brother, a person should be independent. It's really impressive to build a career on your own."

You need to learn to grow up.

Shen Qi had just secretly noticed the unpleasant expressions on her mother's, grandmother's, and father's faces, which were clearly caused by what her older brother had just said.

She then decided to give her older brother a good talking-to.

Shen Cheng's brain finally came back online. His mind, which had been shattered by the attack, was completely overwhelmed by anger, and he lacked even the most basic thinking ability.

After he regained consciousness, he saw the subtle disappointment in his parents and grandparents about his behavior, and he suddenly regretted it. He shouldn't have acted that way.

"I... I didn't mean that." He rubbed his temples, suppressing his anger, and tried to make amends by reasoning, "I was confused just now, Mom and Dad, I know you like Aqi."

"But she's really too young to shoulder such a heavy responsibility, and besides, she's a girl; wouldn't it be better for her to just eat, drink, and have fun all day long?"

"I promise I will take care of her and ensure she lives a carefree life."

Once Shen Cheng's mind is back on track, he should first address his parents' concerns, then explain his grievances, and finally use the company's advantages to persuade Shen Zhengshan to reconsider or compete again.

"I've been the heir for over ten years, Dad. You're removing me from the position for no reason. I'm not happy about it, and I feel wronged."

Shen Cheng then spoke of his efforts from childhood to adulthood to secure the position of heir.

The study fell silent, leaving only his words.

"Besides, Dad, Aqi is really too young. I can't see her potential. I hope you can consider the company's interests. I'm willing to take a step back and compete with Aqi."

Shen Cheng thought his method would move his father, after all, he had been humbled and generous enough.

Shen Zhengshan waited quietly for him to finish speaking, then put down his teacup and said, word by word, "Acheng, I am not a fair judge."

"I'm just a father who wants to leave the best of what I have to the children I love."

"As for the issues of qualifications and age that you mentioned, in my opinion, these are not problems."

As for his eldest son's care, Shen Zhengshan didn't believe he could take better care of himself than his daughter could on her own.

Shen Cheng stood there, stunned.

Suddenly, a scene flashed through my mind: Shen Qi, who was a little over one year old, ran to his father's study to play hide-and-seek. He wanted the housekeeper, Wang, to take him out, but his father had already found a hiding place for Shen Qi.

"And what about me?"

Shen Cheng's eyes were red. He stood up, took two steps back involuntarily, and looked down at Shen Zhengshan, who was sitting there, demanding an answer.

"Am I not your child too?" He pointed a trembling finger at his chest.

Shen Zhengshan was speaking with his head tilted back, but it was as if Shen Cheng was the one bowing his head. He spoke clearly, showing his incomprehension of Shen Cheng's grievances: "Ah Cheng, ask yourself honestly, I have never been a fair father."

"You were the one who benefited before, now it's just your sister."

The other three children from the Shen family haven't even asked him for fair treatment yet, so you probably don't have the right to.

Shen Cheng: "..."

A tear rolled down his cheek. He never imagined that in his father's heart, he was only on par with the second and third sons.

Shen Cheng didn't wipe away his tears with a handkerchief, but let them flow freely.

Shen Zhengshan glanced at it, then casually looked away, and advised, "You just can't inherit the Shen family. What is rightfully yours, your mother and I will not refuse to give you."

Fu Wenxin hugged Shen Qi and said, "Yes, Cheng, you also said that you've worked hard all these years. You don't need to anymore. You have Qi at home."

"Let her do the hard work, let her be the one protecting you." This was said in a sarcastic tone.

Fu Wenxin thought of herself. Shen Cheng, who had been valued by her family since childhood and regarded as the heir, actually regarded her hard work as merit. How could she, who had not even reached the point of inheriting the family business, be expected to be considerate?

Thinking of her brother's stories of his years of suffering, Fu Wenxin couldn't help but retort to her eldest son.

Shen Cheng's face nearly split open; did his mother want to hear what he was saying?

He said he worked hard because he wanted extra points, not because he wanted them removed.

Hearing his mother's words, Shen Qi waved his hand generously in agreement: "Mom is right, big brother, I will protect you, but you must be sensible and not make the elders angry."

"Otherwise, I won't protect you anymore." As she said this, she took her mother's, grandmother's, and father's hands.

Grandpa lives too far away, never mind.

The child's words warmed the hearts of Fu Wenxin, Su Xiang, and Shen Zhengshan, as if they had drunk several bowls of mutton soup.

Old Master Shen didn't speak, but his expression softened.

Filial Qiqi is the elders' favorite.