Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks

Spouses could become enemies over any given matter, and parents and children could also turn against each other, harboring hatred.

“Once your sister’s affairs are settled, you can have any compensation you want.”

“I have only one condition: you must not stir up trouble; otherwise, don’t blame me for being harsh.” Ding Yan departed with the chicken soup.

Ning Shu expressionlessly shrugged, proceeded to the garage, and drove to the private detective agency.

The detective handed Ning Shu a stack of photos, capturing intimate moments of Ding Yan and Ding Ningdie’s mother, Ji Lu.

Ning Shu scrutinized the date on the photos, which indicated they were taken within the past few days.

He certainly had an abundance of free time.

While Ding Ningdie suffered a broken bone, Ding Yan sought to console Ding Ningdie’s mother?

In the photos, Ji Lu appeared as a stunning beauty with a remarkably fit figure. She didn’t look like she was over 40 at all.

She was utterly captivating, boasting a heavenly blessed physique.

However, Ding Ningdie’s style drastically differed from her mother’s, though their essences were alike.

Ning Shu felt that Ding Ningdie was smarter than her mother.

Men appreciated kind and gentle women, and although seductive women may incite impulsiveness, women like Ding Ningdie—suitable for households and pleasing—drew men even deeper.

Ning Shu perused the photos. Presently, Ding Ningdie was too preoccupied with her leg pain to think about anything else, and Bai Hanmo’s focus was fixated on Ding Ningdie.

It was the perfect time to act.

Ning Shu stored the photos in her bag, paid the private detective, and instructed him to keep monitoring Ji Lu.

With her bag, Ning Shu left the agency and returned home. She needed to discuss this matter with Mother Ding and get her opinion.

After all, Ding Yan was Mother Ding’s husband.

Ning Shu handed the photos to Mother Ding, saying, “I want to send these to the gossip magazine as celeb news. After all, Ji Lu’s a celebrity, even if she’s left the entertainment industry.”

“Everyone loves gossip, especially juicy celeb stuff.”

This was just the start.

Mother Ding examined the photos and calmly returned them to Ning Shu. “You can do what you think is best.”

Ning Shu nodded and digitally altered Ding Yan’s face on the computer.

His face became blurred, making his identity ambiguous.

Giving the story straight wasn’t very interesting. It would be more entertaining if people guessed together.

The photo wasn’t Photoshopped; at most, Ding Yan’s image was processed a bit.

After all, rich businessmen and the entertainment industry often mix, so it was all just for entertainment.

Ning Shu submitted the photos to the magazine she chose, which was the largest entertainment publication.

A small magazine could be bankrupted by a single word from Bai Hanmo, but this one was different.

They had exposed various scandals before, and the exposed individuals had been helpless to do anything about it. This proved that the magazine had some influential backing.

If rumors spread that Ji Lu was being kept by a wealthy man and even had a daughter, things would get interesting.

Ning Shu didn’t mention the daughter’s identity.

The magazine quickly responded to Ning Shu’s submission, thanking her for the information.

They even paid Ning Shu a small sum.