Transmigrated as the fake young master, I'll beat up the scumbags and b*tches-Chapter 306Vol. 1 - - Paternity test report

"So it's true..." Gu WeiJun slumped into the chair in his office, completely drained. Across from him, Gu WeiYi held a paternity test report. The document was simple, direct—clearly stating the relationship between Gu WeiJun and HuMing.

He never imagined that HuMing could actually be his son.

Which meant… HuMing had been swapped at birth.

And the one who orchestrated it all—was none other than that bastard Shi Zhong!

Gu WeiJun thought back to what HuMing had said to him that night, and his chest tightened with guilt.

He never expected HuMing to have found out the truth so early.

And worse—he must’ve suffered a great deal along the way.

“Big brother, if HuMing really is your son, then everything he said must be true. It really does look like there’s something wrong with ZhaoChuan.”

Gu WeiYi sighed. That quiet, reliable boy—the one everyone thought they could count on—was actually the Gu family’s greatest traitor.

No wonder all his investigations hit a dead end.

How could he have ever suspected someone so close to them?

Still, now that they knew the truth about Gu ZhaoChuan, Gu WeiYi wasn’t about to let his guard down.

They had no idea what ZhaoChuan might do next—but he could start testing the waters.

“Big brother, have you thought about what to do with ZhaoChuan?”

“What to do?” Gu WeiJun shook his head, lips pressed tight. “I don’t even know how to break this to QingXia… or your wife. If we make the wrong move, we could endanger QiuLing.”

He fell into silence, trying to think.

Now that HuMing had started moving, their only option was to stay still.

Even knowing that an attack on the Gu family was coming—they had no choice but to wait.

And not just wait.

They had to create the illusion of internal chaos.

They had to make it look like the Gu family was fractured, vulnerable—just like in the past.

“WeiYi… have you heard from Shi Zhong recently?”

“No. He’s vanished—completely. But big brother, do you remember when we first met Shi Zhong? Do you really think he’s someone who could mastermind all of this?”

At those words, Gu WeiJun’s mind drifted to the past.

Back then, Shi Zhong was nothing but a coward. ƒreewebηoveℓ.com

Sure, he flaunted his identity as the young master of the Shi family and lived a life of indulgence…

But to think he could control everything behind the scenes?

Clearly, they’d underestimated him.

The man they once saw as a spoiled delinquent now held their fates in his hands.

The thought made Gu WeiJun sick to his stomach.

“Thank God for HuMing...” Gu WeiYi couldn’t help but sigh.

“By the way—have you taken care of the banquet arrangements? I have a bad feeling something might happen that night.”

Gu WeiJun had already warned Bai XingQi to keep Blizzard away from the event.

If Blizzard made a move against anyone there—it would be catastrophic.

Worse still, Blizzard was an illegal organization. They were constantly under scrutiny.

One wrong move, and they could be wiped out completely.

And he’d already warned Bai XingQi: do not touch the Xia family.

It was too risky. Yes, everyone knew the Xia family was slowly overtaking the Bai family in influence.

But in the public eye, the Bai family still had the upper hand.

After all, Blizzard was their weapon.

If the Xia family fell now, people would assume the Gu family had helped make it happen.

And the Gu family alone didn’t have the power to take down the Xia family—not in their current state.

More importantly, the Gu and Bai families had always stood together.

Anything the Bai family did would reflect on them.

Shi Zhong didn’t just want to ruin the Xia family.

He wanted to drag the Gu family down with them.

And after one internal disaster, the Gu family simply couldn’t survive another.

“We have to be ready.”

“Bai XingQi said she’s handed the banquet over to someone she trusts—but I still don’t feel at ease.”

“She’s been a little distracted lately, hasn’t she?”

“Can’t blame her. She’s been focused on finding her two younger sisters—I’ve known about that for a while now.”

Gu WeiJun wasn’t a stranger to Bai XingQi’s past.

They were friends. Had known each other for years.

He didn’t question her motives. But handing over something this important to someone else?

He just couldn’t feel at ease.

“WeiYi… when the time comes, I need you to keep a close eye on things. If anything happens, tell me immediately.”

“Understood.”

Gu WeiYi slid the paternity test into the shredder.

No one could ever see that document.

If it leaked—it would cause chaos.

And right now, when everything was hanging by a thread—the last thing they needed was more unrest.

“Tonight, I’m meeting HuMing for dinner. Tell Dad I won’t be home. Also—keep an eye on ZhaoChuan. Lately, he’s been coming home late. And when he does, he locks himself in his room. I don’t know what he’s up to, but if he’s plotting against the Gu family—I won’t forgive him.”

“Big brother… you raised ZhaoChuan for so many years. Do you really think Sister-in-law would go that far?”

“QingXia doesn’t know the truth. I’ll tell her when the time’s right. And I still want to believe ZhaoChuan isn’t that kind of person.”

Inside the office, the two brothers made a decision—to help HuMing.

For now, they would do nothing.

They would wait and see.

…

HuMing stared at his reflection in the mirror.

The suit he wore had been prepared for him by Mo QingXia.

Tonight, the Gu family would officially announce his identity.

Gu WeiJun already knew he was his son. Which meant, in front of those two brothers, his words carried weight.

HuMing knew all too well—tonight would not be a peaceful night.

If he wanted to make it through safely—that was nearly impossible. If he wanted the banquet to descend into chaos—then blood had to be spilled.

But whose blood?

HuMing didn’t care. Shi Zhong didn’t have the guts to touch anyone from the Gu family.

Because if he did—Gu WeiYi would retaliate with everything he had.

And for Shi Zhong, that would be a costly mistake.

A knock came at the door.

HuMing opened it to find Mo QingXia standing outside.

And when she saw him in that suit—

She froze.

Because looking at HuMing now, she felt like she was seeing a young Gu WeiJun.

They were practically identical.

(SHMOLL: Why am I the one giggling? Anyone else?)

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