(One true love each + adored by everyone + two powerful leads + two CEOs + secret identities + school life + workplace + multiple couples)
A little darling arrives in the village, and suddenly one master turns into a whole group of masters?
Fifteen years later: Out of the village we go!
The little princess the Xiao family has secretly searched for over fifteen years is back!
The adopted daughter starts asking for trouble.
At their first meeting, “Uncle, I’m just a country girl from a village.”
One day, the notoriously picky He dog says, “I fell for Sweetie because she was well-behaved, a country girl, soft and adorable, too cute to resist, and hiding a whole bunch of secret identities.”
Everyone: “…”
Lord He, is it really so hard to admit you fell for her looks?
He Lian: Yes.
Word is there’s a transfer student who got in through connections. She grew up in a remote backwater village and is the real, unsophisticated heiress of a top family?
Holy crap, holy crap! Wasn’t she supposed to be an ugly, dark-skinned girl with no education? Then who’s this beauty who puts the school belle to shame?
A scientific genius? A top hacker? A gaming legend? A mysterious pharmacist? A national treasure of Huadu’s most powerful military division? A young miracle doctor? The Queen Tina is her, too!
Underling: “Boss, how many secret identities do you have?”
Jiu Tian: “That’s all of them. That other one isn’t me!”
Everyone: …Do you expect us to believe that?
Seeing how sought-after his wife was, he began to feel threatened. “Sweetie, let’s get married.”
Jiu Tian: “Sure.”
The Xiao family, powerful figures from every walk of life, suitors, and old men: “No rush. Let’s raise her for a few more years.”
(This story leans toward comedy? Though the female lead is already max-level powerful, she loves to sleep and is adorable when it comes to friendship, family, and romance. When she serves up some face-slapping, she’s ruthless! She loves money, the plot develops slowly, and the story isn’t limited to romance between men and women. Love knows no gender.)