
The Fake Heiress Marries a Rugged Man, and Her Secret Identity Keeps Slipping!
假千金她嫁给糙汉后,天天掉马!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 286k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The Female Lead Is the Real Heiress, but Her Family Favors the Fake Heiress, So She Cuts Ties With Them
Fake and Real Heiresses
Are there any stories where the real heiress returns, realizes her parents don’t care for her, decisively cuts ties with them, and lives her best life alone? Every story I’ve read has her dragging things out and refusing to cut ties with her parents. I hope you can grant my wish.
The Female Lead Is a Fake Heiress, and Her Biological Parents Pretend to Be Poor
Switched at Birth, the Heroine Grows Up and Follows Her Brother, Then Reunites with Her Family of Four Brothers
The female lead was switched at birth as a child, then when she grew up and started school, she ran into her fourth brother and a green tea who had switched lives with her. The female lead has lots of secret identities, like the Red Wine K and the Spade A, and many more.
Any Stories Where the Leads Fall in Love at First Sight and Neither Has Been With Anyone Before?
Sweet romance, no angst.
Sweet on the Outside, Dark on the Inside; Both Identities Revealed
The female lead is sweet and adorable on the surface but secretly cunning. The male lead is domineering and obsessive. It’s a romance between two powerful people with secret identities.
The Female Lead Is the Fake Heiress, and Her Parents Are Wonderful. The Real Heiress, on the Other Hand...
Secret Identities, Two Powerful Leads, a Female Lead Who Likes Drinking at Bars, and Assassins...
Have you ever read a secret identity novel? The heroine is called Qin Fei. She's got a crazy streak and likes drinking at bars, and she has a group of friends who've been through life and death together. The male lead has lots of friends too.
Looking for Lighthearted Novels with Sound Logic and No Angst
Something fresh and original, with sound logic and no forced plot twists. Life is hard enough, so I just want something sweet. No angst, lighthearted, and logical. Logical, logical, logical.
Both Leads Have Tons of Secret Identities and Are Mutually in Love (Not Unrequited), Joining Forces as Equals
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Transmigrate into a Book in the 1990s: Saving Lives, Changing Fates, Always Busy!
The Real Heiress Goes on a Rampage, and the Family Register Trembles
Fake Heiress, Real Heiress: From the Start, I Reported My Own Dad and Won Ten Million
After Dying in an Explosion, I Played the Suona to Wish My Enemy a Happy Birthday
The Fake Heiress of the 1980s: Reuniting with Her Birth Parents Makes Her Rich
The Fake Heiress Returns to the Top-Ranked Family and Takes Everyone Down
The Pampered Novel's Cannon Fodder Returns from the Cultivation Realm
The Fake Heiress Is the Real Rich Girl
The Fake Heiress Transmigrated Into a Book, but She Really Doesn’t Want to Become Famous
Damn! The Abandoned Real Heiress Sends Her Whole Family to Their Doom
The Fake Heiress Is the Real Family Favorite
After Being Reborn, the Real Heiress Decides to Go Completely Off the Rails
The Real Heiress Is Reborn and Spoiled by a Tycoon Heir
The Reborn Genius: The Real Heiress
Quick Transmigration: The Fake Heiress Coasts to Victory on Her Brothers' Support
The Real Heiress Becomes a Legend Through Metaphysics
The Real Heiress Marries In as a Stepmother: Isn't It Better to Be a Laid-Back Slacker?
After Entering a Mysterious World, the Real Heiress Became an All-Rounder
The Whole World Dotes on Her: The Fake Heiress Comes from a Family of Tycoons!
The Fake Heiress Is Everyone’s Darling? The Real Heiress Is Reborn and Tears Up the Script
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When I read female-oriented novels now, I skip the rebirth ones; I prefer stories where the original female lead is strong and fearless in any situation, even without being reborn. The plot of this novel is very tight and engaging.
Author, please listen to what I have to say. Your novel lacks ornate language, yet it moves the reader with its simple and flowing sentences. The psychological portrayal and attention to detail are both very successful. However, I'm quite curious about the female protagonist, Su Jialan's, family life before her death.
Don't just be fooled by the catchy title; the content is even more intriguing. On her way back to her birth parents' home, the female protagonist encounters some thugs arranged by her "aunt." Before she can even intervene, Gu Yanchuan comes to her aid. Well, in her hometown, men as handsome and helpful as Gu Yanchuan are rare. The female protagonist is very curious about his background, but then again, her other identity… well, I won't spoil it! Read it for yourself!
The saying "What is lost on one front is gained on another" couldn't be more fitting for the female protagonist. Her original family didn't care about her at all, but when she returned to the Su family, her parents doted on her and genuinely cared for her—a feeling she had never experienced in her previous opulent home.
As a book-starved girl, I rarely find anything that really captivates me. This book was actually a bit of a surprise; I've probably read too many novels and can guess the ending from the beginning. I'm giving it five stars because the plot is very intricate and interesting, and I still can't guess the ending.
Personally, I think this book is pretty good. The methods the aunt used against the female lead at the beginning made me very suspenseful about the novel. The appearance of the amnesiac male lead was so exciting, it ignited another plot point. What follows… I won't spoil it, read it for yourself.
Keep up the good work, author! I predict this book will definitely be a hit. It's really good. The female lead isn't spoiled at all, and her family is wonderful, especially her parents, who are very down-to-earth and genuine.
The female lead was very interested in the male lead at first sight. Although her mother emphasized that she could not like him, the female lead had already taken a liking to him. Otherwise, why would she have specifically asked about his situation?
I'm getting more and more curious about the male lead's identity. Is the author not going to tell the readers yet?
I'll quickly reserve this spot. Once more people read this book, I can even become a loyal fan. It's well-written; five stars for you.