Manually load entry point to memory after create process with suspended

// Create a child process with suspended 
    if( !CreateProcess(NULL,       /* No module name (use command line). */
                       filename,   /* Command line. */
                       NULL,       /* Process handle not inheritable. */
                       NULL,       /* Thread handle not inheritable. */
                       FALSE,      /* Set handle inheritance to FALSE. */
                       CREATE_SUSPENDED,          /*<----- Suspedned flag. */
                       NULL,       /* Use parent's environment block. */
                       NULL,       /* Use parent's starting directory. */
                       &si,        /* Pointer to STARTUPINFO structure. */
                       &pi)        /* Pointer to PROCESS_INFORMATION structure. */
                   ) printf("Error in CreateProcess\n\n");    

    printf("ProcessID of %d\n",pi.dwProcessId);

    // read the memory in child process
    ReadProcessMemory(pi.hProcess,entry_point, point, 1, NULL);


The reason you want to read the memory in child process is to load the process code into memory.

When parent process create a child process with suspended, it only load the image_base text into memory. In other words, the PE header ( MZ ) is present in memory.  It waits the child process to access its entry_point code. When the child process access the first byte of the entry point, it loads the whole page into memory, which contains the real code of the program.