Back To The 90s: The Resilient Daughter-In-Law

She believed she could protect herself. After being betrayed by Zhuanzhuan in two lifetimes, no one could bring her down. No one could exploit her anymore. If anyone thought she would soften, or become blind and easy to manipulate because of love, they were gravely mistaken.

She cared about love and loved Huo Beijiang deeply. But precisely because of this love, she would never drag Huo Beijiang down, even if it meant cutting off her own hand like a decisive warrior or losing everything.

He Shasha sneaked a glance at Nan Fei, feeling increasingly uneasy. It wasn’t fear, but rather an awareness that Nan Fei had changed greatly, changed in many ways. At this point, even He Shasha could no longer read what was going through Nan Fei’s mind.

Moreover, many of the things Nan Fei had been doing recently gave off an air of inscrutability.

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He Shasha suppressed these thoughts. Regardless of how Nan Fei changed, as long as she was certain Nan Fei wouldn’t harm her, that was enough. She would steadfastly support Nan Fei in any circumstances—after all, wasn’t she Nan Fei’s best friend?

"Over there," He Shasha pointed to a spot in the corner.

Nan Fei looked over and immediately spotted Leng Tianqi sitting in the most secluded sofa booth, head down, exuding a casual indifference. Narrowing her eyes slightly, Nan Fei recalled that the last time she had met Leng Ran here, she had vaguely sensed someone following her.

However, since the other party didn’t show strong hostility, she hadn’t bothered to expose them. Looking back now, it was probably Leng Tianqi. Chances are, during that previous tailing, Leng Tianqi had been sitting in the very same spot.

The world always underestimated Leng Tianqi, thinking she couldn’t compare to Leng Ran. But in Nan Fei’s view, that might not necessarily be true.

If Leng Tianqi were truly incapable, she would have long perished at Zhuanzhuan’s hands. Yet with Zhuanzhuan now imprisoned and Leng Tianqi still alive and well, it proved she had some skills up her sleeve.