Ms. Tan Is The Real Boss by JQK is a contemporary drama book with a reincarnation theme. The book is focused on Tan Rou, a girl adopted into a prestigious and reputable family but is discarded and treated unjustly when the legitimate daughter mysteriously returns.
The book has the following tags: romance, reincarnation, face slapping, rich family, multiple identities, fake and real daughters, and revenge.
Tan Rou used to be the pride of her family. She was loved and respected by all because she was from the Tan family.
A reputable and prestigious family. Everyone wanted to be her friend, but while she did not realize this yet, they wanted to be close to her because of the things they could leech off her considering she was from a rich family.
All this however changes for Tan Rou when she realizes she was adopted and the legitimate daughter of the family Tan Jing mysteriously returns. Everyone abandons and loses respect for her, including her family as they now turn their attention to the new legitimate daughter who had just returned.
It even gets worse for Tan Rou when she realizes that her biological parents still exist but is wretched and live in penury. Unable to accept these new developments, Tan Rou had been shameless enough to even try and befriend the new legitimate daughter even after losing everything to her.
Nobody notices this, not even Tan Rou, but the new daughter is a snake and a manipulator, who takes advantage and plays on people’s emotions by pretending to be innocent and getting anything, she wants by playing the pity card.
This is why when Tan Rou reaches out to her, she humiliates her by painting her to be a bad person so she can be sure Tan Rou is never accepted back.
Everyone believes her of course because she’s the innocent one, and they have always thought Tan Rou to be rude. And so, the Tan family begins to see her as an eyesore.
All the while, Tan Rou’s family tries their best to reach out to her even though they are poor, but Tan Rou being young and unable to process all these downfalls, refuses them and treats them so badly that they eventually die even though she doesn’t mean.
All these don’t even stop the new legitimate daughter as she continues to humiliate and bully Tan Rou to the point of death.
After all these terrible experiences, Tan Rou is lucky to get a second chance as she’s reincarnated.
With this new opportunity, she vows to take revenge and make the new legitimate daughter pay by exposing her for what she truly is; a snake. And to prove to the world that having class isn’t bought with money, nor does it run in the blood. For more books like this, check
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- Part 1: Main Characters of Ms. Tan Is The Real Boss
- Part 2: Hot Chapters of Ms Tan Is The Real Boss
- Part 3: Conclusion of Ms Tan Is The Boss
Part 1: Main Characters of Ms. Tan Is The Real Boss
Tan Rou
Tan Rou is the main protagonist of Ms. Tan’s The Real Boss, and she’s the real boss. Tan Rou used to be adored child of the Tan family but all that changes for her when she realizes that she’s adopted and the legitimate child, Tan Jing mysteriously returns.
Tan Rou was just seventeen years when this happened. Before that Tan Rou used to be proud and rude and associated herself with fake friends this was why her fall from grace was too hard for her to take and which is also why she couldn’t bring herself to accept her poor biological parents who wanted to take her in.
However, when she’s reincarnated, she vows to make amends.
Prior to the unveiling of the new legitimate daughter, Tan Rou used to be abused and neglected by her stepmom who was always in a hurry to get rid of her even though she presented herself to the world as the perfect mother. Tan Rou never realized this because she knew she was adopted.
Tan Jing
Tan Rou is the antagonist of Ms. Tan’s The Real Boss. She’s the legitimate child of the Tan family.
People did not realize this but Tan Jing is a very evil and cunning person who preys on people’s emotions and uses pity cards to get people to support her and hate Tan Rou. She used to live in the slums until she realized she was from a rich family.
However even after she was transformed into a princess, money couldn’t take away her slum mentality in her. She was too greedy which was why she wanted to get rid of Tan Rou so she wouldn’t have to share her parents or her parent’s money with her.
Part 2: Hot Chapters of Ms Tan Is The Real Boss
Chapter Two
In Tan Rou’s previous life, Tan Jing had been so wicked that she even went to the extent of getting thugs to forcefully sleep with Tan Rou so she could frame her as a cheap slut who didn’t deserve the Tan family name; thereby tainting her for life.
Now that Tan Rou was reincarnated, she knew better and had just the perfect plan to humiliate Tan Jing instead.
After she had been drugged (which she knew) Tan Jing had taken her to a secluded room where the thug would later come to take advantage of her, and then frame her for being a slut. Immediately Tan Jing left, Tan Rou quickly took an antidote and then waited for the thug who was supposed to sleep with her.
When he arrived, Tan Rou who was now awake, took him by surprise and beat him up, and literally threw him out of her window. When Tan Jing returned with people to bear witness that Tan Rou was sleeping with someone, she was surprised to find nobody but Tan Rou in the room, and nothing had happened.
Tan Rou even nearly exposed her for being a snake with all the questions she asked her afterward.
Chapter Five
After Tan Rou had managed to escape Tan Jing’s tricks, the thug who had been sent to sleep came back to Tan’s family ball to beat Tan Jing up for setting him up.
Not only did he beat her up, he confessed that Tan Jing was the one who sent him to sleep with Tan Rou but he wasn’t successful. He caused a scene in that people began to gossip about Tan Jing being fake.
Part 3: Conclusion of Ms Tan Is The Boss
Ms. Tan is the Boss by JQK is a reincarnation-style book about Tan Rou who after being maltreated in her first life is reincarnated and vows to take revenge. It’s a good read, and if you liked it, you’ll also like
