The Real and Fake Heiresses: A Mutual Misunderstanding of Epic Proportions

Sheng Shuran, the aloof, powerful CEO of the Sheng family, controls billions in capital. Her true identity, however, is that she’s the Su family’s biological daughter, switched at birth. Su Nianhe, the Su family’s outspoken wild card and an expert in traditional Chinese medicine, is actually a Sheng by blood. The two are the same age and equally influential, yet neither knows the truth. A DNA test exposes a twenty-five-year mix-up: one careless mistake led the two wealthy families to raise each other’s daughters. Afraid the other will think she’s after the family fortune, one pores over 100 Ways to Avoid Red Flags, while the other devours The Guide to Dodging Scams. They trade barbs while secretly sending each other opportunities: You stole my exhibition booth? I’ll turn around and get you an international showcase! You call me an amateur? I’ll make sure your executives enjoy lifelong health care! Everyone’s a good person. No melodrama, no vicious rivalries, just hilarious misunderstandings and mutual pampering. Every chapter brings a mix-up, every face-slapping comeback becomes a business opportunity, and their careers take off like a cheat code. Bystanders place bets on “who’ll give in first,” the old man’s teahouse takes wagers, and the whole family watches the sisters compete. From bitter rivals to global allies, the truth is… neither of them ever wanted to fight. They only wanted to keep the other safe.