The Villainess Little Brother is the Richest Mob
What if I, as a reader who knows the plot of the novel like the back of my hand, transmigrated as the little brother of the most hateful character in the novel? Throughout the life we shared as siblings, my view of her changed. When I saw her cry, whine, endure hardships, and witnessed her cutest side, I saw every aspect of her that was different from the novel's portrayal of her as a villainess.
Prologue:
"Master, you got it wrong. We didn't win the amount you bid." Zianna's words struck me like a bolt of lightning. How could this be? I knew the "world's bank" was going bankrupt, and I'd placed a 100% bet on it. My heart skipped a beat.
Then I noticed her wide, mischievous smile, and my confusion deepened. "But we won, not only 100% but 500 times the amount you bid. It did go bankrupt," she explained, her eyes sparkling with amusement.
My mind soared. Five hundred times the amount! My heart pounded with exhilaration, but I maintained my cold, arrogant facade. "Of course I wouldn't bid if I wasn't going to win," I replied, my voice laced with a hint of smugness.
I could see annoyance flicker across Zianna's face, and I couldn't help but chuckle. "Now, let's bid on the Dragon Palace – 500 times the amount, all in."
Zianna nearly fainted. "Ehhh?!" she exclaimed, her eyes wide with disbelief.
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