Transmigrating as the Villain Father, Forcing the Protagonist's Mother to Have Children-Chapter 101

Li Yunshu hurried over.

“Dad, Mom, are you okay? What’s going on?”

After checking on them, she felt a wave of relief.

Luckily, her parents weren’t hurt, and things hadn’t escalated into a fight yet.

She stepped in front of them, her gaze firm as she stared down the group of flashy gangsters.

There were seven or eight young men, and the moment they saw the pure and beautiful girl, their eyes lit up.

“Damn! What a stunner! I’ve never seen such a gorgeous chick before.”

“Seriously, she’s at least a hundred times prettier than Xiaohui from the foot massage parlor.”

“Never thought these two old folks could have such a beautiful daughter.”

“Boss, maybe we should ask Chairman Zhang to increase their compensation a little… with certain conditions, of course. Heh heh…”

The gangsters’ eyes gleamed as they whispered among themselves, practically drooling.

The leader, a young man with green-dyed hair, stood at the front.

A “Two Dragons Playing with a Pearl” tattoo covered his arm, making him look like a stereotypical gangster.

“Look at you fools, losing your minds just because of a girl.”

Green Hair scoffed in disdain.

Then, he flipped his dyed green hair, flashing what he thought was a charming smile.

“Little girl, how old are you? Wanna be friends?”

“As long as we’re friends, we won’t make things difficult for your parents…”

His subordinates rolled their eyes at his shamelessness.

Seeing his daughter being harassed, Li’s father was furious. He raised his stick and shielded her.

“What do you want? If you dare lay a finger on Yunshu, I’ll fight you to the death!”

“Fight me? You? An old man with one foot in the grave?”

Green Hair sneered.

His lackeys burst into laughter.

“The compensation we offered stands. Accept it and move out, or we’ll be visiting you every day.”

He smirked arrogantly.

“No way! That amount is nothing but pocket change. We’d rather die than agree!”

Li’s father’s face burned with anger as he glared at the gangsters. His stance was unwavering.

The thugs were instantly displeased and started shouting.

“Damn it, old dog, don’t be ungrateful! Getting compensation is already a blessing—what more do you want?”

“Don’t push your luck, old man! Keep stalling, and we’ll bulldoze your house. Believe it or not?”

“Just sign the damn papers! We’d rather be out picking up girls than wasting our time on you.”

“Listen, just let your daughter have dinner with us, and we’ll put in a good word with the boss about raising the offer.”

Their sneers and ridicule filled the air.

“How can you do this?! Is there no justice, no law?”

Li’s father pointed at them, his whole body shaking with rage.

“This is outrageous! I’m calling the police!”

Li’s mother was so furious she could barely breathe.

Li Yunshu quickly patted her mother’s back, trying to calm her down.

At the same time, she finally understood the situation.

These thugs were hired by the developers.

They were here to force her family out and prevent them from becoming “holdouts.”

She knew their house was scheduled for demolition.

Negotiations had been ongoing for days.

Clearly, they hadn’t reached an agreement.

More than that—her parents were livid.

These people were despicable.

If they were being offered a fair price, they wouldn’t object.

They wanted a new home too.

But it was obvious these thugs weren’t here to negotiate.

This was outright extortion.

The developers were offering barely enough to survive.

How could ten thousand yuan be enough for a new home in Shanghai?

If they agreed, they might not even have a place to live.

“Law? Hahaha! Let me tell you, around here, we are the law.”

“You wanna call the cops? Go ahead! See if they can do anything to us.”

Green Hair laughed mockingly.

His gang burst into laughter as well.

Li Yunshu felt a wave of anxiety.

Her parents were already struggling to breathe from anger—what if they collapsed?

What should she do?

Call the police?

But these thugs had made it clear they weren’t afraid of the cops.

So far, they had only harassed them—not actually committed a crime. Even if the police came, they wouldn’t be able to do much.

Just as she was panicking, a figure appeared in her mind.

—Xu Hao.

He had helped her so many times, always showing up when she felt helpless.

She had already grown to rely on him.

Now, in this moment of danger, he was the first person she thought of.

She bit her lip.

She didn’t want to trouble Xu Hao unnecessarily.

But this time, she had no choice.

What If These Thugs Keep Coming Back?

If they didn’t deal with these thugs now, what would they do if the troublemakers kept showing up at their door?

And what if the stress made her parents sick?

“Dad, Mom, I have an idea—I can contact Uncle Xu.”

Her parents froze for a moment at her words.

Then they remembered who she was referring to—Xu Hao, the president of Xu Corporation.

Relief washed over them, their eyes lighting up.

How could they have forgotten about him?

That man had always taken care of Yunshu, even letting her call him “Uncle” in private.

With a problem this serious, he would surely help.

“Yes! Yunshu, call President Xu. He’ll definitely stand up for us,” her mother said, as if she had found a lifeline.

Her father nodded.

“That’s right. We don’t want to trouble him, but we have no other choice. We’ll make sure to repay him in the future.”

Li Yunshu nodded and pulled out her phone, dialing the pinned contact.

Ring… ring… ring…

Xu Corporation

Xu Hao sat in his office chair while Xia Qingge stood in front of him, lowering her head as she reported on her work.

His phone rang.

Xu Hao already knew what this was about.

After all, he was the one who ordered the pressure on Li’s family.

He let the phone ring for a few moments before finally picking it up.

“Uncle Xu…”

“Oh, Yunshu? What’s the matter?” Xu Hao asked casually while stroking Xia Qingge’s head.

Xia Qingge stopped speaking, not wanting the person on the other end to hear her voice.

She was curious now.

From the way Yunshu addressed him, she already knew who was calling—her new friend at the company, Li Yunshu.

But why was she calling Uncle Xu?

“Uncle Xu, here’s what happened…”

Li Yunshu quickly explained everything.

Then, with nervous anticipation, she asked, “Uncle Xu, can you help me? I’ll definitely find a way to repay you…”

“What? This is outrageous!” Xu Hao exclaimed in an angry tone.

“Yunshu, tell me your address right now. I’m coming over. Is there no law left in this place?”

Overjoyed, Li Yunshu immediately gave him the address.

After hanging up, she let out a long sigh of relief.

“Yunshu, what did he say? Will President Xu help?” her parents asked anxiously.

She smiled.

“Uncle Xu said he’ll be here right away.”

“That’s wonderful!”

Her parents were overjoyed.

It seemed their daughter held a special place in President Xu’s heart.

After all, with just a single word, he could’ve handled this, yet he was coming in person.

President’s Office

Xia Qingge looked at Xu Hao curiously.

“Uncle Xu, who was that just now?”

“Li Yunshu. Her family ran into some trouble, so she asked for my help.”

Xu Hao didn’t bother hiding it.

He had already made significant progress in winning over this little heroine.

It was time to see if she could accept the existence of his other “companions.”

“Uncle Xu, don’t tell me… you’re interested in her?”

Xia Qingge pouted, clearly displeased.

“Of course not. I already have my precious Qingge.”

“Hmph… Then I’ll make sure to keep you too busy with work to think about anyone else!”

“Heh…”

Back at the Li Household

The thugs watched the Li family’s reaction in confusion.

What the hell?

Did they… just call for backup?

In this territory, no one could do anything against them.

“Heh, I don’t care who you call—it won’t make a difference today.”

“Still holding out? Looks like you need a real lesson.”

“Little girl, stop wasting your time. Just be my friend, and I promise nothing will happen to your family.”

Seeing the disgusting smirks on their faces, Li’s mother was furious.

“Don’t be so arrogant! President Xu will be here soon. Leave while you still can.”

President who?

The thugs exchanged confused glances.

Their blank expressions showed they had no idea who she was talking about.

That wasn’t surprising—these low-level thugs had no way of interacting with someone like Xu Hao.

Li’s mother wanted to scare them off, so she explained, “My daughter works for Xu Corporation. The president, Xu Hao, is coming.”

Green Hair, the leader, flinched.

Of course, he had heard of Xu Hao.

But would a man of his status really come all the way here over something this small?

What a joke!

“Who are you trying to scare? You think someone like President Xu would actually come just because you called?”

“If you really knew him, would you still be living in this dump?”

His lackeys burst into laughter, mocking the Li family.

Li’s mother’s face darkened.

She had hoped that mentioning Xu Hao’s name would scare them off, but they didn’t believe her at all.

Hmph. A bunch of ignorant street rats.

Just then, she suddenly remembered her son—who was always out causing trouble.

Recently, he had even gotten into a fight and landed in the hospital.

No Different from These Thugs

She made up her mind—once Li Xiao recovered, she would straighten him out, even if it meant breaking his legs.

The room fell silent.

Green Hair grew impatient.

“I don’t have time for this. Sign the papers now, and let your little sister keep us company—”

“You want to say that again?”

A cold voice cut him off.

Shff, shff, shff…

The gang turned their heads.

A bruised and battered figure limped toward them.

Where the hell did this hospital patient come from?

The Li family saw him too and frowned.

Who else could it be but Li Xiao?

He was beaten so badly—why wasn’t he resting in the hospital? Why come back now?

But Li Xiao was furious, his eyes burning with rage.

After spending a few days in the hospital, he had mostly recovered.

His injuries looked severe, but they were just surface wounds—nothing serious.

Props to the protagonist, Zheng Feifan, for knowing when to hold back.

Li Xiao had checked himself out, planning to go home and rest.

But the moment he arrived, he saw a bunch of thugs bullying his family at the doorstep.

Like hell he could let that slide.

“Xiao, why are you back? You’re not healed yet—get back to the hospital!”

“You don’t need to worry about this. We’ll handle it. Go rest!”

His parents spoke up immediately.

They were disappointed in him, but they didn’t want him fighting thugs and getting hurt again.

“Don’t worry, Mom, Dad. I’m fine.”

Li Xiao forced a grin.

“Taking care of these bottom-feeders will only take a minute.”

“Oh? Cocky, aren’t you?”

Green Hair sneered at him.

“You think looking like that scares me?”

“Leave. While you still can.”

Li Xiao stepped in front of his family, facing the gang with icy determination.

“Shit, this kid’s got a death wish.”

“Who the hell do you think you are, acting tough in front of us? You think you’re some action hero?”

“Look at you—one slap and you’d be calling me daddy!”

“Just got out of the hospital, huh? You think we won’t hit a patient?”

The gang of wannabe punks lost their temper.

They were used to being the ones in control—how could they let some beaten-up guy act tough?

“Kid, do you even know who we are?”

Green Hair smirked, amused by Li Xiao’s courage.

“You ever heard of the Blade Gang? We run Qinglong Road—got dozens of brothers backing us up.”

“We even got people in the police force. You scared now? I’ll give you one chance to take back what you said.”

He sneered, expecting Li Xiao to beg.

The Blade Gang was a joke.

The real underground power in the South City was the Blood Slaughter Society.

Even they didn’t bother acknowledging the Blade Gang.

“Blade Gang? What a joke. Never even heard of you.”

Li Xiao knew exactly who they were—he used to run with their kind.

But they were nobodies.

Any decent martial artist could wipe them out.

“You little—”

Green Hair’s face twisted in anger.

“You wanna die? Fine! Boys, get your weapons!”

The gangsters grabbed their weapons—batons, machetes—smirking as they closed in.

“Xiao, you can’t fight them! Run! They won’t hurt us!”

His parents were frantic.

“Your sister already called President Xu! He’ll be here soon and handle everything!”

Li Xiao frowned.

Xu Hao again?

He hated that guy.

The thought of him only brought bad feelings.

But now wasn’t the time to dwell on it.

The thugs were approaching.

“Mom, Dad, relax. These clowns? Easy work.”

He turned to them and his sister, flashing a confident smile.

“You…”

His parents were speechless.

Was their son an idiot?

Was he joking right now?

There were seven or eight armed thugs!

How could he possibly fight them alone?

He just got out of the hospital!

Did he not remember how badly he was beaten?

“Mom, Dad, you should be worried about them, not me.”

Li Xiao’s confidence was unshakable.

His parents exchanged a look.

Was their son… crazy?