Madam Cheng, Please Keep Your Secret Identities Hidden
A tale of a cunning male lead and an all-powerful girl with many hidden identities—an illogical story of mutual salvation. The adopted daughter of the Shi family was brought back from a remote rural place. Upon her return, her mother, Leng Shuxue, immediately warned her not to tell anyone outside that she was her daughter, and even more so, not to mention that Leng Suxue was her sister. It was only later that people discovered: Leng Zheng turned out to be the true power behind the world’s wealthiest family, the Qin family of City A in Country Z, adopted by the previous family head himself. And beyond that, she had countless other secret identities… Watching as his young wife’s disguises fell away one by one, Cheng Yunting suddenly found himself questioning everything he knew about life.
Madam Cheng, Please Keep Your Secret Identities Hidden
“Ah!”
In the dim basement of the Xi Alliance, screams echoed one after another. Several men were bound to pillars, their wrists and ankles bloody, their fates miserable.
Leng Zheng stood silently, watching them as she casually pulled out a wet wipe.
“Not bad, Xiao Zheng! After all this time, you’re still so formidable,” Chu Yuxiu praised as he watched through the surveillance feed.
Leng Zheng wiped her fan absentmindedly. “It’s alright. Still, I’m not as strong as I used to be.”
“Tsk, tsk, tsk. Ah! The world of the truly powerful is beyond my understanding. By the way, your birth mother wants to bring you back to the Shi family. Are you going?” Chu Yuxiu glanced at the intelligence in his hands, sounding troubled.
Leng Zheng’s biological mother, Leng Shuxue, had divorced her father when Leng Zheng was only a year old. Neither parent wanted her, so she was left alone in the countryside to fend for herself.
When Leng Zheng was barely clinging to life, the master and mistress of the Qin family found her. They took her in, healed her, and adopted her as their goddaughter.
They raised her, and after their deaths, Leng Zheng inherited both the Qin and Su families, becoming the head of both clans.
Throughout all those years, there was never a trace of her birth mother, Leng Shumei, in her life. After remarrying into the Shi family, her mother never cared for her again, and her father remained absent as well.
It wasn’t until now—only because the current master of the Shi family remembered that Leng Shum
