Synopsis: "I Was Born Into a Rich Family, Yet Had to Become a Wage Slave"
Cheng Youjun (Du Chengcheng) was stolen by his aunt Li Yan and taken by Dongmei to the Cheng family's tea plantation in the mountains. After the truth came out, Old Master Du drove Li Yan out of the house.
Luckily, Chengcheng was brought home and raised by his father, Cheng. More than twenty years later, he returned to the Du family and took over as president of the Du Group.
That was the plot of the first installment.
Synopsis of Part Two of "I Was Born Into a Rich Family, Yet Had to Become a Wage Slave"
After being thrown out of the Du family, Li Yan turned to her younger brother, Li Zhenfeng, and falsely claimed she had suffered terrible mistreatment. Fooled by his own sister, Li Zhenfeng came to see the Du family as his enemies. For thirty years, he plotted against them, using Li Yan's son, Du Shaocong, to tighten the noose around them step by step, determined to bring down the Du Group.
He had no idea that the "enemy" he was so intent on destroying was actually the benefactor who had raised his biological son for nearly thirty years.
Li Zhenfeng had lived an upright life, yet his own sister deceived him for half of it. Only when the truth came out did he realize he had mistaken his benefactor for an enemy and had nearly killed his own flesh and blood with his own hands. His regret could never undo the damage.
This is an urban rags-to-riches story of wealthy families, identity reversals, revenge, and face-slapping. The plot moves at a brisk pace, packed with conflict and satisfying moments. Its memorable characters have drawn strong reader engagement and follow-up rates. The overall structure is highly suited to adaptation into short dramas, animated dramas, and audio dramas, with strong visual appeal, low production costs, and broad market appeal.
