Hot Search Alert! The Princess Goes Viral Worldwide-Chapter 110

Susu lay limp on the floor, barely managing to turn her head toward the entrance.

Then, she saw Gu Nanyan descend like a savior.

Her Nanyan-jie had come to rescue her!

Tears streamed down her face, blurring her vision until she could no longer see clearly.

Feng Chengxi entered right after, gasping at the sight before her before bursting into tears.

“Susu!”

She tried to rush forward, but Gu Nanyan yanked her back and ordered the bodyguards behind her, “Take photos, record everything, and restrain him!”

She pointed at Zhao Dabao, who was cowering behind Zhao's mother.

The bodyguards moved swiftly and professionally, immediately snapping pictures and recording.

Once everything was handled, Gu Nanyan stepped forward and embraced Susu.

“Were you scared?” she asked.

Susu shook her head. “No.”

“Good girl.” Gu Nanyan nodded. “Do you want justice for yourself?”

“Yes!” Susu’s eyes burned with determination.

Gu Nanyan didn’t coddle her. The hug was brief before she handed Susu over to the police.

But ​​‌‌​‌‌​​​‌‌‌​​​​​‌‌​​​‌​​‌‌​‌​‌​​‌‌‌​​​​‌‌​​‌​‌​​‌‌‌​​​​​‌‌​‌‌​​​‌‌​​‌‌​​‌‌​​​​​‌‌​​​​‌​​‌‌​‌‌​​‌‌​​​‌‌​‌‌​​‌​‌​​‌‌​‌‌​​​‌‌​​​​​‌‌​​‌‌​​​‌‌​‌‌​​‌‌​​​​‌​‌‌​​‌‌​​​‌‌​​‌‌​​‌‌​‌‌​​​‌‌​​‌​​​‌‌​‌‌​‍she left her with one promise:

“With me here, do whatever you need to. I’ll protect you.”

Those words alone filled Susu with boundless courage.

She wasn’t afraid—not of anything!

Seeing Susu’s spirit reignite, shifting from despair to vitality, Gu Nanyan finally relaxed.

A moment ago, Susu had looked so broken it seemed she might die.

Gu Nanyan feared she’d trap herself in victimhood, drowning in shame and helplessness. So, she steered her toward vengeance—to reclaim her strength.

A person couldn’t stay trapped in weakness. Once you saw yourself as pitiful, begging for mercy, you’d never stand again.

She wanted Susu to rise on her own.

And she’d stand guard behind her.

After settling Susu, Gu Nanyan stood and walked to Zhao Dabao.

The crowd expected violence, but she only stared at him coldly before turning away.

Just as confusion set in, the two bodyguards restraining Zhao Dabao suddenly struck—kicking him brutally between the legs.

The blows were swift and merciless. Zhao Dabao crumpled, barely breathing, blood pooling beneath him. His family’s horrified screams came too late—he was already half-dead, his manhood destroyed.

“AHH—”

Zhao's mother shrieked and fainted.

Zhao's father glared venomously at the attackers.

The bodyguards, however, promptly surrendered to the police.

“Officers, we confess. Arrest us.”

The police were stunned but quickly cuffed them.

After they left with Susu and the bodyguards, Gu Nanyan strolled leisurely to Zhao's parents.

They flinched as she approached.

But maternal fury soon overrode fear. Zhao's mother, now revived, snarled, “This is your fault! You hurt my son! I’ll make you pay!”

Gu Nanyan’s voice was icy. “Funny how pain only matters when it’s yours. Did you ever consider the consequences of hurting Susu? Your son’s just injured—here’s 280,000. Enough to buy another girl, right?”

Her gaze shifted to the pale, whimpering Zhao Dabao. “Be grateful he’s a mindless fool. If he’d known what he was doing, you’d be holding a corpse.”

Zhao's father stepped forward, sneering. “Don’t act smug. Assaulting someone in front of the police? The law will deal with you.”

Gu Nanyan nearly laughed. “The law? You dare speak of it after buying a human being? Did you think 280,000 made you untouchable?

Then let me educate you: I could spend 2.8 million to buy your life. Too cheap? How about 28 million? 280 million? 2.8 billion?”

With each figure, Zhao's father paled further.

Gu Nanyan’s tone was lethally calm. “Winter’s coming. Let the Zhao family go bankrupt.”

Feng Chengxi: “…”

The Zhao family: “…”

They thought she was joking—meme-ing. But she meant it.

She would ruin them.

Later, Gu Nanyan visited Susu at the hospital.

The girl had undergone a medical examination, escorted by female officers and Gu Nanyan’s bodyguards. Huo Sanchun had followed, too.

Seeing Susu disheveled and helpless on the floor had shattered Huo Sanchun.

How had it come to this?

She’d only wanted Susu gone from the show, to protect Huo Junya’s future. She’d even compensated Liu Dong generously. But now…

If Gu Nanyan hadn’t seen through her and stopped her, the delay might’ve doomed Susu.

Huo Sanchun crouched in the hospital hallway, face in hands.

I’m sorry. I never meant to hurt her.

When Gu Nanyan arrived, Susu was resting quietly.

Spotting her, Susu’s eyes lit up. “Nanyan-jie.”

Gu Nanyan sat beside her, stroking her hair. “Silly girl, why didn’t you tell me?”

Susu looked down, guilt-ridden.

How could she ask for help? Liu Dong was her birth mother—her legal guardian.

No one could override that.

This was a family matter.

She didn’t want Gu Nanyan dragged into scandal or Liu Dong’s tantrums.

Susu didn’t know much about law, but she knew one thing: in Hua Country, stripping a mother’s custody rights was nearly impossible.

She refused to burden Nanyan-jie.

"Who said it's difficult?" Gu Nanyan saw through Susu's thoughts. "A child's world is small—they often make things seem harder than they are. In the eyes of adults, it's actually quite simple to resolve. Remember, if you ever face trouble, don’t hesitate to ask an adult for help."

Susu looked up dazedly. "Is stripping custody rights really that easy?"

"Extremely easy," Gu Nanyan replied coolly.