Quick Transmigration: Drama Queen's Daily Life

Chapter 1675 - 1664: The Villain’s Foster Mother

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Chapter 1675: Chapter 1664: The Villain’s Foster Mother

Though only two episodes have aired, the drama "Heart Palpitation" has completely caught fire. Those who have watched it have only praises, as the entire plot is tight, with no redundant lines. Every character’s dialogue and expression seem to have hidden depths, worth pondering over.

Netizens are calling it the best suspense drama they’ve seen in recent years. Each time they re-watch, they uncover something new. Just when they think they’ve grasped new clues, they find other hidden meanings.

Due to countless recommendations from netizens, more and more viewers are flocking to Xingxing Video. It’s safe to say the CEO who bought this drama is now grinning broadly.

As Chuqing’s fans initially said, there’s no need for Xiaxia’s fans to contribute to views. But some can’t resist; after all, everyone around is talking about the drama. If you haven’t watched it, you can’t join the conversation.

"Ladies, I’ve decided to switch loyalties. Although Xiaxia is excellent, Chuqing’s acting is truly superb!"

"How should I put it? Although Zhou Linxia’s acting isn’t bad, the difference becomes apparent when compared to Chuqing. Is this what they call Spiritual Energy?"

"Let’s not forget, Chuqing’s acting has been recognized by the national broadcaster. Don’t be fooled by her young age; she has played countless supporting roles to get to where she is today. Shouldn’t good acting be expected?"

"Looking back, when Zhou Linxia introduced that vulgar romance drama to Chuqing, it almost squandered her talent."

"Absolutely! Claiming it’s for Chuqing’s benefit, but what kind of resources were offered? Why doesn’t the Eldest Lady perform those roles herself? After all, the dramas she starred in have decent plots and characters."

"In the end, it’s fear her sister might surpass her. Luckily, our foster mother is strong enough. Those who previously slandered the foster mother—weren’t their intentions malicious? Doesn’t this web drama outshine those so-called vulgar mainstream dramas?"

With Chuqing’s remarkable performance in "Heart Palpitation," netizens increasingly suspect Zhou Linxia’s motives were impure. You previously accused Chuqing’s foster mother of manipulating her, claiming genuine concern and promising good resources for her. But what happened instead?

The person who provided good resources for Chuqing is the foster mother, wholeheartedly planning for her future. Whereas your idea of "for Chuqing’s good" seems questionable to say the least.

The topic, which had already settled down earlier, has resurfaced with the airing of this drama. This time it’s netizens spontaneously mocking Zhou Linxia; after all, they’re no fools. Isn’t it obvious who’s good and who’s bad?

Zhou Linxia is now faced with everything going awry. She didn’t expect past issues to be brought up again by netizens, especially with her now being collectively ridiculed.

She doesn’t understand what unforgivable crime she committed? Why is everyone criticizing her? Her original intention was merely to avoid seeing her sister being deceived. She just hoped her parents would be happy and not worried about her sister’s matters. How did it end up like this?

Li Tangfeng claims there’s a Water Army manipulating matters behind the scenes. While she doesn’t want to suspect her sister, if not her, then who? Who benefits the most from this situation?

"I’ll call your sister back straight away. How can she be so indiscreet in helping outsiders? I suspect she’s been bewitched by that woman." Liu Meiqing angrily says, visibly upset.

"Mom, let it go." Zhou Linxia says wearily, "Qingqing won’t listen to anything we say now."

"So you’ll just allow yourself to be accused by these ignorant netizens? You’ve been outstanding since childhood; when have you ever endured such an injustice?"

"The more I explain now, the more they twist things. Initially, I entered the entertainment industry just for fun. Now, I realize it’s not worth it. Might as well quit. Besides, I want to come back and help Mom and Dad. Last time, the stock prices were quite perilous; I’m not really savvy with company matters yet, and I want to start learning now."

"That’s good, indeed." Zhou Wanghui nods, "While your mom and I are still young, we can teach you a few things. The company will be yours sooner or later. Since your sister says she doesn’t want it, let’s see what she gains from staying with her foster mother."

"It doesn’t feel right. Qingqing is still young; it might just be a passing remark." Zhou Linxia says, frowning.

"There’s nothing wrong with it." Zhou Wanghui coolly replies, "She claimed she’s already an adult, capable of taking responsibility for her choices. I’m merely fulfilling her wishes."

"But Qingqing was lost for so many years; ultimately, we’re the ones who failed her."

Liu Meiqing shakes her head and says: "Linxia, don’t blame yourself. We haven’t wronged her. The disappearance wasn’t intentional on our part. We never gave up the search over these years. After finding her, it’s not like we didn’t offer compensation. If she doesn’t want it herself and prefers her foster mother, then letting her be with them might be best."

Zhou Linxia sighs deeply: "If Qingqing decides to return in the future, I certainly won’t hold grudges. Mom, Dad, don’t worry; I won’t neglect my sister."

"Linxia, we’ve discussed before, you have no obligation towards your sister. Regardless, in the end, your dad and I will provide her with a property at least, ensuring she has somewhere to stay."

Hearing her mom say so, Zhou Linxia finally settles her mind and turns to discuss leaving the industry with Li Tangfeng.

Originally, she was contracted under Li Tangfeng’s Li Entertainment. Although her contract isn’t up yet, given his fondness for her, how could he demand a penalty? Seeing Zhou Linxia in such a desolate state only makes his heart ache more!

"Linxia, are you just going to surrender like that?"

"It’s not about winning or losing." Zhou Linxia sighs, "It’s just realizing the industry is too dark. Anything can be distorted with a Water Army. Initially, I joined out of curiosity, but now it’s no longer enjoyable, and wanting to exit should be normal, right?"

"Then should I call a press conference with the media?"

"No need." Zhou Linxia shakes her head, "A simple message on Weibo will suffice; there’s no need to attract too much attention."

Even though she says this, Li Tangfeng doesn’t agree. He decides to restore her reputation, promptly instructing the company’s PR to manage public opinion.

On a sudden note, Zhou Linxia announces her departure from the industry via Weibo: I initially entered the entertainment industry out of curiosity because my sister is an actress. Didn’t expect so much to happen in just one or two years. I’m grateful to all my fans for their support, but I’ve decided to retire. I don’t blame anyone, only regret not doing my best. I thank everyone in this industry who’s cared for me. Of course, I won’t disappear completely from everyone’s sight. Please continue to support the Zhou Family; as per my parents’ wishes, I’ll start learning how to manage a company.

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