The Real Heiress Turns Out to Be a Sweet Beauty

The Jiang family’s biological daughter, Su Zhizhi, spent eighteen years lost outside the family. She’s a pitiful little thing: her father doesn’t dote on her, her mother doesn’t love her, her brother ignores her, her sister won’t look at her, and her younger brother can’t stand her. The entire Jiang family gives all their love to the fake heiress. Su Zhizhi: What a coincidence. I don’t like you either. Madam Jiang coldly tells her, “We may be related by blood, but Jiaying is still the one I love most.” Su Zhizhi: Sure, sure. Love whoever you want. Her eldest brother sneers that country girls have no manners and tells her to learn from Jiaying. “Don’t go around saying I’m your brother.” Su Zhizhi: I won’t, I won’t. Only a dog would say you’re my brother. Her second sister won’t even speak to her, only telling her to stay away. Su Zhizhi: Right away. I’ll run off right now. I won’t come within ten feet of you. Her younger brother gives her a look of disgust and warns her not to try to take Jiaying’s place. Su Zhizhi: I won’t, I won’t. It’s not like that place is anything special. The fake heiress, Jiang Jiaying, calls her a low-class country bumpkin who doesn’t belong in decent company. Su Zhizhi: Yep, yep, yep. You’re all right. But one day, the Jiang family realizes that this country bumpkin truly doesn’t care about them at all. When she leaves the Jiang family, she does so without a sound. To their surprise, the Jiangs find themselves unable to get used to it. … Su Zhizhi has a secret: The people she loves most in the world are the mom and dad who raised her, even though they aren’t related to her by blood. So what if her biological parents favor the fake heiress? Zhizhi has the love of the parents who raised her.