Transmigrating as the Villain Father, Forcing the Protagonist’s Mother to Have Children
Chapter 159

Chapter 159

Yu Xiaoyao knew she had been kidnapped.

The kidnappers were three women.

One was driving, while the other two sat on either side, keeping watch.

Right now, her hands and feet were tied, and her mouth was sealed with tape.

Xiaoyao was terrified.

But she acted calm.

She cooperated obediently the whole time.

Until they passed by a shopping mall.

Taking advantage of the moment the woman beside her was distracted, she threw herself against the window.

With so many people in the mall, she hoped someone would see her and call the police.

Even better if a martial arts master or a knight in shining armor came to rescue her.

The little loli didn’t notice.

The two women guarding her had seen her move immediately—but they didn’t stop her.

Only after passing another car did they pretend to realize her attempt and yank her back.

“Stay still! If you try anything funny again, I’ll feed you to the crocodiles…”

Yu Xiaoyao was just a 12-year-old girl.

Though she usually acted mature, a child was still a child.

The moment she heard about being fed to crocodiles, her face turned pale with fear.

Luo Yan noticed the little loli’s face in the window.

Having spent years in the underworld and completed countless missions, one word flashed in his mind:

—Kidnapping.

The car was moving fast, and the little loli’s face had only appeared for a split second.

But he caught it.

Luo Yan’s heart jolted.

Wasn’t that his aunt’s daughter?

His original reason for returning from the underworld was to meet that aunt.

But then he saw his assigned protection target—Yan Wumei.

Protection was just an excuse.

His real goal was to win over that enchanting, seductive beauty…

As for his aunt, who appeared elegant and dignified but was actually cold and stern,

Luo Yan had visited her too.

But their relationship was distant, with barely any conversation.

First, because Yu Yun, being a lawyer, had developed an icy demeanor.

The law didn’t care about emotions.

Second, they hadn’t seen each other in so long that if he hadn’t introduced himself, she wouldn’t have recognized him.

He had also met her daughter.

The little loli was a sucker for good looks.

She had zero interest in him.

The moment they met, she called him ugly.

Luo Yan was embarrassed.

His looks were natural—what could he do?

And he didn’t even think he was ugly.

With just a wave of his hand, plenty of beauties still flocked to him.

Even if the little loli disliked him,

She was still his aunt’s daughter.

Seeing her kidnapped, Luo Yan couldn’t just stand by.

Immediately locking onto the van, he used his movement technique to follow.

Inside another car, Xu Hao also ordered Bai Ling to tail them.

Why had he been waiting here from the start?

Exactly—this was all part of his plan.

The kidnapping of the little loli was his doing…

The protagonist Luo Yan was strong, so Xu Hao had to investigate him thoroughly before making a move.

Recent investigations revealed

That Luo Yan had visited a certain beauty.

Seeing her photo, Xu Hao instantly knew—another female lead.

After digging deeper,

He learned her name was Yu Yun, known as the “Queen of Law,” undefeated in court.

Xu Hao’s current influence was massive.

His intelligence organization, “Faceless,” had expanded worldwide.

Naturally, the investigation was thorough.

The intel clearly stated Yu Yun had never married nor had any romantic relationships.

Her daughter, Yu Xiaoyao, was adopted.

Luo Yan’s connection to her was also uncovered.

Yu Yun was actually Luo Yan’s aunt.

Seeing this, Xu Hao immediately declared:

He would become the protagonist’s uncle-in-law.

Now, with enough strength to deal with the protagonist, he decided to make his move on Yu Yun.

Given Yu Yun’s status in the legal world, she intimidated countless people.

Her personality was also unique—

Making her nearly untouchable…

Xu Hao planned to use her daughter as the breakthrough.

He ordered the little loli’s kidnapping.

Once he established a connection, the rest would be easy.

His Xu Corporation still needed a legal advisor.

Yu Yun was the perfect candidate.

Once he subdued this female lead and brought her into the company,

She’d be another source of emotional value.

Hmm?

Just as Bai Ling started the car, Xu Hao spotted a figure darting toward the van.

One glance told him it was the protagonist, Luo Yan.

Tsk… As expected of the protagonist.

Whenever there was a chance to raise a female lead’s favor, it somehow always fell to him.

If Xu Hao hadn’t been here today,

Luo Yan would’ve saved the little loli and earned his aunt’s gratitude.

Too bad…

Xu Hao smirked.

He had Bai Ling maintain a distance, silently following.

In the bustling city, Luo Yan couldn’t display his full strength.

He simply kept the van in sight,

Following at a steady pace.

He wanted to see who dared kidnap his aunt’s daughter—he’d uproot them completely.

After tailing them to a corporate building,

He watched the van drive through the gates.

Luo Yan’s gaze turned icy.

Glancing back, he noticed Xu Hao’s car approaching.

Saving the girl took priority—he’d deal with that guy later.

Luo Yan strode toward the entrance.

“Who the hell are you?”

A tattooed security guard stepped forward, swinging a baton aggressively.

Luo Yan ignored him.

With one push, he sent the guard sprawling.

He could tell at a glance—this was a gang’s hideout.

The thug-like vibe from the guard was unmistakable.

He walked straight into the building.

“You bastard! Pushing me? You’re dead!”

The guard scrambled up, furious.

Grabbing a walkie-talkie, he barked:

“Brothers, we got trouble! Grab your weapons—take this guy down!”

Then he spotted two more figures approaching.

The guard flew into a rage.

“You motherf—AAGH!”

Before he could finish, the cold-eyed woman beside the handsome man struck.

A single kick sent him flying over ten meters.

He crashed to the ground, dazed.

Xu Hao didn’t even glance at him.

Looking at the building, he saw Luo Yan already surrounded by armed thugs.

Xu Hao’s expression turned odd.

Originally, he planned to have Bai Ling clear the way when rescuing the little loli.

But now, it seemed unnecessary.

The protagonist would handle the dirty work while he reaped the rewards.

How amusing.

Smirking, Xu Hao took a detour upstairs.

A few thugs who hadn’t gone after Luo Yan charged at them with blades—

Only to be effortlessly dealt with by Bai Ling.

Xu Hao strolled leisurely to a room.

Inside—

A doll-like little loli lay on the bed, bound hand and foot, gagged.

Her eyes were full of fear.

The two female kidnappers had left her here.

She had no idea what awaited her, her heart gripped by terror.

If only a knight in shining armor would come save me…

The little loli, influenced by too many cartoons, often fantasized.

Before long, fighting sounds erupted outside.

Xiaoyao blinked.

Did Mom send someone to rescue me?

Hope rose in her heart.

BOOM!

The door was kicked open with a deafening crash.

Xiaoyao’s face paled.

But then, her frightened eyes widened in surprise.

It was a super handsome older man!

He gave off a warm, safe vibe—nothing like those kidnappers.

Xu Hao studied her curiously.

The little loli was adorable, her delicate face youthful and innocent.

But her figure was the opposite.

Her proportions were… exaggerated.

Bound by ropes, her curves were shockingly well-defined.

Unbelievable for a 12-year-old.

Even more pronounced than some of his women.

But that wasn’t what surprised him most.

It was what hovered above her head—

A halo of fate.

[Character]: Yu Xiaoyao

[Identity]: Female Lead of “The Peerless Killer’s Life in the City”

[Charm]: 93 (Max 100)

[Strength]: 7 (Average 10)

[Constitution]: 8 (Average 10)

[Spirit]: 9 (Average 10)

[Favorability]: 10

Well, damn.

Another female lead.

And this little loli was only twelve.

How ruthless.

“Are you okay, kid?”

Xu Hao stepped forward.

He peeled off the tape and untied her.

Saved?

Xiaoyao flexed her limbs, still dazed.

She’d just wished for a knight in shining armor—

And here he was, a handsome older man.

Safe now, excitement bubbled in her heart as she studied Xu Hao.

“Mister, did my mom send you to save me?”

“Who’s your mom?” Xu Hao feigned confusion.

“I just happened to be near the mall when I saw you kidnapped in that van…”

“What happened? How’d you end up with them?”

Yu Xiaoyao felt a sense of accomplishment hearing that Xu Hao had come to rescue her because of her spontaneous cry for help.

Then she remembered why she had been kidnapped in the first place.

She shook her head.

“I don’t know either. Two people just rushed at me the moment I got home and took me away.”

“Do you know your mom’s number? She must be worried sick. You should call her and let her know you’re safe.”

“I know it.”

The little loli nodded, taking Xu Hao’s phone and dialing the number.

Ring… Ring… Ring…

With her daughter kidnapped, Yu Yun couldn’t focus on work.

She had gone to her police officer friend, Liu Yiran, and was now reviewing surveillance footage near her neighborhood.

When her phone rang with an unknown number, her heart sank.

Her daughter had just been kidnapped.

Now, an unknown caller?

It had to be the kidnappers.

Taking a deep breath, Yu Yun answered.

“Who—”

“Mom, it’s me! I got kidnapped!”

“I know, Xiaoyao. Don’t worry, I’ll find a way to save you,” Yu Yun said, guilt weighing on her.

She had failed to protect her daughter.

“I’m safe now! A really handsome uncle saved me. You can just come pick me up.”

Yu Yun was stunned. “Where are you now?”

“I’m at—”

The little loli glanced questioningly at Xu Hao.

“South City, Haitang Street…”

“Okay, Xiaoyao. Stay there. I’m coming right away.”

Hanging up, Yu Yun exhaled in relief.

Some of her fear finally eased.

“What happened?”

A questioning voice came from beside her.

Yu Yun turned to her best friend—Liu Yiran, a striking policewoman in uniform.

“My daughter’s safe. Someone rescued her. I need to go to her now.”

“Could it be a trap?” Liu Yiran frowned.

“Probably not…”

Yu Yun’s eyes gleamed with intelligence.

She trusted her daughter’s words.

If the kidnappers wanted to lure her in, they wouldn’t have bothered with this story.

A simple threat would’ve sufficed.

Why go through all this trouble?

“Just to be safe, I’ll go with you and bring backup. We can arrest those kidnappers while we’re at it.”

Liu Yiran’s voice was firm with justice.

“Abducting a child in broad daylight? Too brazen.”

“Alright…”

Yu Yun got into the police car, heading straight for Haitang Street.

Back in the room—

After the call, the little loli handed the phone back to Xu Hao.

“Alright, let’s go wait for your mom outside.”

Xu Hao smiled, pocketing his phone.

“Mm!”

Xiaoyao nodded.

But the moment she tried to stand, her legs gave out, and she plopped back onto the bed.

Pouting, she whined,

“Uncle, my legs are numb…”

Without hesitation, Xu Hao scooped her up.

Despite her explosive figure—a case of “young tree bearing heavy fruit”—she was surprisingly light.

Holding her felt effortless.

Snuggled in Xu Hao’s arms, Xiaoyao felt warm and safe.

Smack!

She suddenly slapped her forehead.

This uncle saved me, and I didn’t even say thank you!

Hurriedly, she blurted out,

“Thank you for saving me, Uncle! If you hadn’t, those mean women would’ve hurt me!”

Xu Hao chuckled. “So your name is Xiaoyao?”

“I’m Yu Xiaoyao! What’s your name, Uncle?”

Her starry eyes blinked up at him.

“Xu Hao.”

The little loli murmured the name.

It sounded familiar… like she’d heard it somewhere.

But she couldn’t recall where.

Just as Xu Hao stepped out with Xiaoyao in his arms—

A figure charged up the stairs, splattered with traces of blood (all from the beaten-up thugs).

“Let her go!!”

Seeing his aunt’s daughter in Xu Hao’s arms, Luo Yan’s eyes burned with fury.

He knew what kind of man Xu Hao was.

A hypocrite hiding behind a noble facade.

A lecher who took advantage of Yan Wumei under the guise of “teaching.”

Having seen the darkest sides of the underworld, Luo Yan knew the type.

Old perverts like him often had a thing for young girls.

And his aunt’s daughter was exceptionally pretty—like a painting come to life.

Her body had developed far beyond her age, carrying a weight she shouldn’t have to bear yet.

Luo Yan had every reason to suspect Xu Hao had ulterior motives.

Rage boiled inside him.

He’d noticed Xu Hao following earlier but ignored him to prioritize the rescue.

Yet now, while he fought the thugs, Xu Hao swooped in and stole the credit!

The little loli’s grateful gaze said it all—Xu Hao had won her over.

The moment Luo Yan’s killing intent flared—

Bai Ling stepped in front of Xu Hao without hesitation.

She knew Luo Yan was strong.

Even if she was a mantis trying to stop a chariot, she wouldn’t back down.

Xiaoyao frowned at the familiar voice.

Turning her head, she was surprised to see Luo Yan.

She recognized him—he’d visited her mom before, claiming to be her “brother.”

She’d never bought it.

How could she have such an ugly brother?

Hearing him yell at Xu Hao, the little loli snapped.

“Stop shouting! Don’t you dare yell at my uncle!”

Luo Yan was dumbfounded.

Since when was this kid so fierce?

Seeing her defend Xu Hao, his face darkened.

“Xiaoyao, come here. He’s not a good person.”

Already disliking Luo Yan, Xiaoyao exploded at his attempt to slander her savior.

“You’re the bad one! Your whole family is bad!!”