Li Ning, a fake heiress raised in a phoenix’s nest, fled to the impoverished mountain village where she was born. The gulf between her old and new lives was so vast that everyone was waiting to laugh at her.
Her father spent seventeen years in prison, his name synonymous with bloodshed and cunning. Then the truth came out: he had been framed. Not long after his release, he became the Asia-Pacific’s premier forest conservation ambassador, overseeing 70% of the world’s forestry development.
Her mother washed dishes for a living, known for her tireless hard work. Before long, she became a wealthy wife envied by everyone in the elite circles, casually spending tens of millions at a time.
Her grandmother had crippled legs and a sharp tongue, never one to let anyone take advantage of her. Before long, she became a nationally renowned master of physiognomy, with royalty lining up to have their palms read.
Her grandfather had once practiced medicine so badly that he killed a patient, earning everyone’s scorn. But before long… he was a miracle doctor, with a crowd of leading medical experts eager to discuss medicine with him.
She also has a childhood fiancé, strong as an ox and utterly devoted, who loves Li Ning more than life itself.
Before Li Ning arrived, the mountains were poor and desolate, like a dead island. After she came, flowers bloomed in the spring warmth, and the money rolled in by the day.
P.S. The heroine is blessed with extraordinary good fortune. Wherever she goes, prosperity follows, as if the God of Wealth had descended to earth.
The real heiress who grew up in the mountains: ???? Can things get any worse? I leave, and suddenly you’re all thriving?
It's very realistic, but some plot holes weren't filled in, and the ending was a bit rushed, but it's still pretty good.
There are many plot holes left unfilled. The female lead's mother has never appeared, and things mentioned in the synopsis are missing from the story.
The female lead is a bit silly. She was switched at birth, which wasn't her fault, so why should she repay the debt of raising her? Why didn't she go to her biological father when she first found out she wasn't his biological father? Or was the female lead just greedy for wealth and luxury, and she only escaped after almost being raped by her adoptive father?
I didn't like it. At the beginning, the film highlighted the love from the biological father's side, with many heartwarming scenes. However, later, when contributing to their hometown, their overly naive and indecisive actions severely damaged the hometown's reputation nationwide.
Awesome! Dad's awesome!
It's just so-so!
It's great, I like it very much.
It's pretty sweet. No angst at all.
It's alright, you can take a look!
The plot is vivid and reasonable