
The Real Heiress Wants Her Life Back
真千金她要换回自己的人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 375k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Period-Era Fiction! Really Good Ones! No Pocket Spaces, They’re Too Unrealistic!
I don't know why, but lately I've been really into stories set in a bygone era, especially ones about transmigration. Transmigrating into a book is fine too. I read one about a soft-hearted freeloader and a green-tea schemer and really loved it. It felt so real, but it's still being updated. Ladies, any more recommendations? No stories where they get a pocket dimension and supplies like a supermarket, though.
Newly Completed in 2025: A Satisfying Period Novel With No Frustrating Angst, Just Fight Back!
Looking for High-Quality Swapped-at-Birth Heiress Stories
A Brilliant Life: The Swap Goes Wrong, and Yu Fei Reclaims the Life That Was Stolen from Her
I don't like stories where the real heiress comes back after suffering, but the fake heiress still lives with the family.
Period Piece, Fake Heiress, Self-Improvement
Looking for books similar to "The True Heiress on the Margins of the 1980s: Her Family's Rise to Success". A period novel combining a military marriage, mistaken heiresses, and self-improvement. It follows the heroine's quiet growth until she finally astonishes everyone, highlighting her tenacious vitality and refusal to give in to fate.
Reborn in the Era: Stories Where the Wrong Child's Birth Parents Prefer the Adopted Daughter
Can anyone recommend books like the one I just finished, "The All-Round Big Shot Transmigrates to the 1990s"? It really hit the spot, and I can't find anything similar.
☘️🌸She Never Fought for Anything, But Forgot to Treat Herself Well…
The Female Lead's Child Was Switched at Birth in Her Past Life. Reborn, She Comes Back to Stop It from Happening Again.
I want something like "Transmigrated into the 1970s as the Village Girl Who Was Switched at Birth". Something similar to "The Mistakenly Swapped Lives of the 1970s".
The Female Lead Is the Fake Heiress. When the Real Heiress Returns, She Leaves
The male lead is the female lead's childhood friend.
The Female Lead Is Welcomed Back by Her Birth Family, Her Parents Are Levelheaded, and Her Brother Saw Through the Adopted Daughter Long Ago
The female lead is confident and badass, cold on the outside but soft deep down. She gradually lets her guard down around her family. The male lead is incredibly powerful, and the female lead has lots of secret identities and stands shoulder to shoulder with him. Please, I'm so bored I'm about to explode. May good people live long and prosper.
The Female Lead Is the Real Heiress, Switched at Birth as a Child
The female lead is the true heiress. She was switched at birth, and after her family brings her home, there is either no fake heiress or the family greatly dislikes the fake heiress. She has lots of older brothers who dote on her, and many secret identities.
The Female Lead Transmigrates into the Fake Heiress’s Childhood and Changes Her Fate
Please recommend feel-good stories where the female lead transmigrates or is reborn as a fake heiress when she’s a child, knows what will change the future, and gets to turn things around 🙏
The Female Lead Transmigrates into the Fake Heiress's Childhood and Changes Her Fate
Share What You’ve Been Reading Lately
I'm looking for books like Cultivation: Beneath Her Skirts. I've been reading some lately and think they're all pretty good. Share the books you like so I can add them to my bookshelf (just kidding). It feels like lots of great books aren't very well known.
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A Brilliant Life: Yu Fei Reborn
The Reborn Jianghu Demoness Becomes a Fake Heiress in the Modern World
After the Fake Heiress Cut Ties with Her Family, I Took the Capital by Storm
I Transmigrated into a Book and Ran Into Someone Reborn. Fake Heiress, You’re Finished!
The Domineering CEO Can Read Minds, and He Spoils the Villainess Rotten
After the Fake Heiress Left, Her Wealthy Parents Regretted It Bitterly
After the Real Heiress Left Home, Her Secret Identity Couldn’t Stay Hidden
Reborn: The Real Heiress Brutally Takes Down the Fake One
The Day I Miscarried, I Clung to My Commander Husband and Wouldn’t Let Go
The One Who Was Switched at Birth Wasn't a Fake Heiress, but a Fake Young Master
I'm the Real Princess, So Why Is My Brother a Pretender?
I Want to Give Her a Little Sweetness
A Transmigrate-Into-a-Book Story About a Fake Heiress? But I'm the Real Heiress?
The Fake Heiress Returns to the Village: The Feisty Young Miss Flirts With a Rugged Country Boy
Spoiled and Pulled Close! The Fake Heiress Is Cherished by a Rugged Soldier
The Real Heiress Returns, and Her Five Brothers Spoil Her
The Wronged Heiress Reclaimed by Her Billionaire Family
The Fake Heiress Is Too Delicate? She Throws Herself into Farming and Business!
Still Arguing Over Who's the Real Heiress? The Rich Family Wants Me as Their Heiress
The Fake Heiress
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It's rare to see a family with such sound values. The female lead's family is wonderful; this is how you should treat your own child. The pacing of the story is also quite good, making it a comfortable read.
It's alright, the values are pretty positive, just too positive. He says he feels sorry for the female lead, thinking that the woman who raised the criminal, X-Qian, would betray her, and sends her back home, but he still cares about X-Qian, giving her enough money and even providing her with a bodyguard for temporary protection, fearing her family might harm her.
"Furthermore, you say she was unaware and that the fault doesn't lie with her. How can she be without fault? The fact that she's still in your house is a mistake. Everything she enjoys is built on my suffering. You haven't experienced my hardships, so you can easily forgive everything, but I can't.
The beginning was good, but the later parts got a bit boring. I'm still giving it five stars though, because this seems to be the first novel that doesn't portray an adopted daughter bullying her biological daughter. I hope authors will stop writing those morally reprehensible novels.
The female protagonist's biological parents and family members are all clear-headed, rational, and upright. Knowing that their daughter had suffered so much, they decisively sent away the girl who had been switched at birth. After all, she was the daughter of their enemy, and they did not feel reluctant to part with her even though they had raised her for more than ten years.
Please update soon. If possible, please explain whether the dream was a warning or something that actually happened in a past life, especially the part about leaving the adopted daughter behind in the dream. The values are quite positive, but you need to explain whether the dream was a fabrication or an influence of the plot.
This novel has very positive values; everyone's values are upright, especially the female lead and her family. They won't allow the real and fake heiresses to live in the same family just because they have feelings for their adopted daughter, and there's no competition between the two.
The female protagonist was abused by her parents from a young age. One day, she had a dream about the future: she wasn't her parents' child and would be sold and die a tragic death. Her biological parents would find her as skeletons, while the fake heiress lived a life of luxury. Even after her biological parents were arrested, she continued to live a comfortable life with her adoptive parents.
My favorite part is the female lead's parents, brother, grandfather, and their entire family. Their attitude towards the child they only recognized at 15 and the child who was switched at birth is admirable and heartwarming—a rare character trait in other works. The only minor regret is the frequent and seemingly unnecessary dream sequences.
It's good. The female lead has a mouth, there's no melodramatic plot, and it's very pleasing to the eye. That alone makes it watchable. Minor flaws are minor.