At the Qiao family's reception banquet, Qiao Nian was denounced as "trash", her luggage was thrown out the door, and the Qiao family bought out their relationship with 50,000 yuan. While she was living on the street, her top brother Lu Yan showed up in a 3 million customized Phaeton to take her home, and instantly slapped Qiao Weiwei in the face who was showing off her millionaire Porsche. When she returned to the Lu family, she not only lived in a thousand-square-meter villa in the Second Ring Road, but her biological father was a tenured professor at Yanda University, and her grandfather was a business tycoon who controlled half of the world's energy.
Since then, Qiao Nian's waistcoat has continued to fall off, and she won the provincial championship with a score of 750 in the college entrance examination, slapping the Qiao family who mocked her in the face; the anonymously operated "Sister Nian's Good Things" live broadcast room sold more than 100 million in a single session, and was backed by the world's top supply chain; the Su embroidery "Hundred Birds Paying Attention to the Phoenix" created under the name "Lu Nan" was collected by the National Museum, and was eventually revealed to be the intangible inheritor of Su embroidery. An Yu, a capital tycoon in Beijing, posted her marriage certificate and exposed the secret of their hidden marriage for many years, giving her an extra layer of "Mrs. An" aura.
Qiao Weiwei imitated and plagiarized many times, and the Qiao family was slapped in the face because of her snobbery. In the end, Qiao Weiwei was imprisoned for stealing scientific research materials, and the Qiao family was completely ruined. Qiao Nian did not stop. The AI tumor diagnosis project she participated in was published in Nature magazine. She refused an annual salary of tens of billions to stick to the motherland. Her Suzhou embroidery works were selected into the Louvre. She also promoted the establishment of the Global Intangible Cultural Heritage Alliance and served as vice chairman. She also became the youngest Chinese female billionaire in Forbes with a net worth of hundreds of billions.
