The Heiress Returns: Mr. Fu, You've Got the Wrong Secret Identity

The Lin family retrieves Lin Wei, their daughter who went missing eighteen years ago, from a slum. The whole city laughs, waiting to see how this “wildflower that's grown crooked” will embarrass herself among high society. Her family sees her as a stain on their reputation and a pawn for a political marriage, forcing her to wed Fu Yushen, the powerful, cold, taciturn heir to the Fu family.

At the engagement banquet, she wears an ill-fitting old dress and stands timidly, the focus of everyone's mockery.

Then red wine “accidentally” spills onto a painting. She picks up some cooking oil from the kitchen and works with the grace of a butterfly, astonishing a leading figure in the international art world, who cries, “This is my mentor's missing masterpiece!”

Fu Yushen's gaze grows more intent as he begins to reassess his fiancée, the woman who “isn't fit for the drawing room.”

But this is only the beginning.

The Lin family, who treated her like trash, discovers that the daughter they personally drove away wasn't just a priceless jewel, but also...

The mysterious painter Feng, whose works are worth a fortune?

A reclusive miracle doctor who can bring the dying back with a golden needle?

The piano master Euterpe, whose performances are impossible to book?

As her secret identities come to light one after another, Fu Yushen pins her against the wall. His fingertip brushes the text message about the sky-high surgical offer she's just received, and his voice is both dangerous and alluring: “Mrs. Fu, how many more surprises are you hiding from me?”

Those who once mocked her will eventually grovel at her feet and look up at her brilliance.