The Real Heiress of the 1980s Makes the Rich List by Running a Night Market Stall

After transmigrating into the womb in the 1960s, Ning Que became the real daughter in a story of swapped-at-birth heiresses. The real daughter had terrible luck: her biological father abandoned her at birth, she went hungry and suffered abuse for over a decade, then was sold to a wife-beater.

The real daughter finally fought back. Joining forces with her childhood sweetheart, she kicked her abusive arranged match to the curb, got away from her scheming adoptive family, and headed for a future of freedom and opportunity.

Newly free, Ning Que set up a stall selling fish balls and spicy hot pot, and worked part-time at a chef-training school. She was happily busy making money, so why did one scumbag after another have to show up and demand her attention? They even brought along human traffickers. Didn't they know her fists were itching for a fight? Did they have some powerful person blessed with great fortune backing them up?