Rebirth as the Richest Woman in the World
Chapter 150 Five million (7 updates)

Chapter 150: 150 Five million (7 updates)

Five million?!

These three words shook Dr. Zhao’s composure.

It was undoubtedly a huge temptation.

Even if someone wanted to undergo surgery to look like an international celebrity, the fee would only be a little more than one million.

This person was offering five million upfront, five times the price, how could he not be swayed? People die for wealth, as birds perish for food.

Who could resist the lure of money?

He wasn’t a saint, and besides, it was his duty to relieve patients’ worries.

Dr. Zhao lifted his head, revealing a flattering smile, "Certainly, of course, I will take care of this matter personally. I’ll arrange everything. You can be admitted to the hospital today."

The woman nodded in satisfaction, "Good, then I will leave it all to Dr. Zhao."

Dr. Zhao adjusted his glasses, as if he’d just thought of something, and looked up at the woman, "Miss, however, I can’t guarantee that I will make you look exactly like the lady in the photo. I can only achieve around seventy to eighty percent similarity."

While the plastic surgery technology in Goryeo Nation was advanced, it had not reached the level of complete duplication.

After all, a fake was still a fake.

Although he loved money, he needed to clarify certain matters in advance to prevent disputes after the surgery.

Nowadays, young people hardly looked at the contracts before surgery.

The woman pondered for a while, then said after a long pause, "That’s acceptable."

A similarity of seventy to eighty percent was good enough.

Under the brim of her hat, her red lips curved into a sinister arc. Chu Jin, one day I will make you pay the price you deserve.

"Okay," Dr. Zhao stood up, "Then please come with me to go through the admission procedures."

The woman immediately got up and followed behind, coldness filling her eyes behind the sunglasses.

**

The Mo family.

The little loli rode on the back of Bao Bao, wobbling out of the grand gate of the Mo family.

"Giddy up!" The little loli patted Bao Bao’s bottom, excitedly saying, "Shrimp, let’s go! We’re off to find Brother Jin..."

As if understanding her words, Bao Bao started running with its four thick legs, gleefully taking off.

Its two big ears flapped back and forth, in sync with the little loli’s tinkling laughter, giving a peculiar rhythmic feeling.

Little did she know that shortly after she left, Mo Qianjue, dressed in a plain white shirt, followed behind.

On that face so beautiful it could make one sink, a trace of malevolence emerged.

In his perfect, phoenix-like eyes, a cold gleam radiated. He really wanted to see what kind of person could enchant his daughter this way!

She even stopped attending school, always running to TA’s side!

Mo Qianjue trailed behind the little loli to the crossroads.

"Whew!" The little loli leaned against a thick plane tree, exhaling heavily, puffing her cheeks, and muttered, "I’m so hot, Bao Bao, aren’t you hot?"

Bao Bao looked at its little master, a gleam of moisture in its dark eyes, opened its mouth, and let out a loud ’woof.’

Seeing that the little loli didn’t respond, Bao Bao ’woofed’ once more and even stuck out its tongue to lick the little girl’s cheek.

"Haha." The little loli’s eyes squinted into slits as she laughed, patting Bao Bao on the head with her milky voice, "You’re such a silly dog."

Hearing this, Bao Bao tilted its head, and its previously wagging tail immediately froze.

"Woof woof woof!" I’m not stupid!

"Hahaha!" Bao Bao’s protest was met with the little loli’s relentless laughter.

"Alright," the little loli cupped Bao Bao’s head with her chubby little hands, rubbing it affectionately, "You’re the best, Bao Bao, let me fan you to cool down."

With that, she pulled a small golden fan out of her embrace and started to fan Bao Bao, left and right.

Bao Bao squinted its eyes, seemingly in great enjoyment.

Despite the small size of the golden fan, the breeze it produced was extremely cool and comfortable, even more effective than air conditioning.

Hidden behind another plane tree, Mo Qianjue’s pupils shrank sharply when he saw the golden fan in the little loli’s hands, disbelief filling his exquisite, phoenix-like eyes.

"Is that... the Dragon Scale Fan!?"

Of course, Mo Qianjue knew about the Dragon Scale Fan, a treasure of the dragonkin, emerging when a Jiao transformed into a dragon. Among ten thousand Jiao attempting the transformation, it was exceedingly rare to produce such a fan, capable of repelling both water and fire, a once in a millennium encounter.

Even he had only seen such a divine fan in ancient books.

How did such a rare treasure end up in the hands of the little loli?

Mo Qianjue suddenly recalled the Confusing Grain Tree branch, which was equally a rare ancient divine tree, and had also been given to the little loli as a gift.

For a moment, Mo Qianjue became even more curious about this ’Brother Jin’ the little loli mentioned.

What kind of person would go to such great lengths, at all costs, to get close to his daughter?

What exactly does TA hope to achieve through the little loli?

After waiting for quite a while, the familiar figure still did not appear.

A girl and a dog sat dejectedly under the tree.

The little loli propped her head with both hands, staring hopefully ahead and sighed, "Bao Bao, do you think Brother Jin will still come today?"

Bao Bao also looked into the distance and let out a low whimper upon hearing this.

Then he stretched his dog’s head to nuzzle the little girl’s head.

Not far away, a plump little milk dog entirely white in color was rolling its way toward them ’coming over.’

Suddenly, a familiar silhouette gradually came into view.

The little loli’s eyes brightened, and she quickly stood up from the ground.

Mo Qianjue also looked toward the figure, his eyes slightly squinting.

Bao Bao, wagging its tail excitedly, barked several times at the person.

Chu Jin did not expect to meet the little loli here today, and it seemed she had been waiting for quite some time. Doesn’t she have school to attend?

At her age, she should be in kindergarten, shouldn’t she?

Chu Jin crouched down to be at eye level with the little loli, "Why did you come so early today, Peng Bro?"

Instead, the little loli threw her arms around Chu Jin’s neck, coquettishly saying, "Brother Jin, I missed you to death!"

Bao Bao affectionately rubbed its head against Chu Jin as well.

"Tell Brother Jin, why didn’t you go to school today?" Chu Jin straightened the little loli’s shoulders to face her.

The little loli’s eyes twinkled as she blinked and countered, "Then Brother Jin, why did you also come so early today? Don’t you have to go to school?"

Chu Jin paused, "It’s because our school had an activity today, so we got out early."

Of course, he could not tell the little loli that because the last class was physical education, he had skipped class.

The little loli tilted her head, mimicking Chu Jin in a childish voice, "Our school had an activity today too..."

"Nonsense," Chu Jin sternly said, "You tell Brother Jin honestly, did you skip school today?"

He couldn’t mislead the child.

To have this adorable little loli, loved by everyone, skipping school because of him.

"Brother Jin, I like you so much." The little loli puckered her lips and gave Chu Jin’s cheek a ’smack,’ hoping to get away with it.

"Brother Jin, your cheek smells so nice..."

She didn’t forget to compliment him after the kiss.

"Flattery will get you nowhere with Brother Jin!" Chu Jin shook a finger.

The little loli pouted, her face clearly unhappy.

When the little loli was unhappy, Bao Bao also let out a low whine and nudged Chu Jin’s waist with its head.

"Good children shouldn’t skip school," Chu Jin took the little loli’s hand, looking into her eyes and instructed, "Think about it, if you skip class, how worried your teacher and father would be. If they can’t find you, they would be so anxious. We need to study hard and not worry others..."

"My papa doesn’t care where I go," the little loli’s eyes reddened, her voice filled with grievance. "Does that mean I’m a bad child now? Brother Jin, will you still like me?"

Chu Jin rubbed the little loli’s head, "If you mend your ways, you’re still a good child. Promise me you won’t skip school anymore, okay?"

"But what if I miss you?" The little loli looked pitifully at Chu Jin, her big eyes brimming with redness, pulling at his heartstrings.

"Well, how about this: from now on, you can come to see Brother Jin on Saturdays and Sundays, but only if your dad agrees, okay? You can’t just run out on your own anymore."

"Then do you still like Peng Bro?" The little loli snuffled.

Chu Jin reached out and playfully scraped the little loli’s shapely nose, "Of course I like you. Peng Bro is a well-behaved, good baby, Brother Jin definitely likes you."

He couldn’t help but admire how well this child was made; the eyebrows were eyebrows, and the mouth was a mouth—as if the parents’ genes were incredibly strong.

Only then did the little loli break into a smile, her chubby hands cupping Chu Jin’s face as she said in a babyish voice, "Brother Jin, are we still best bros then?"