Kicked Out of the Rich Family, I Got into Qingbei and Went on a Rampage

She had spent seventeen years as the He family’s daughter.

Then one family reunion banquet turned her into the “fake heiress.”

Her room was taken away, and her allowance was cut off.

At eighteen, she moved her household registration out on her own and never looked back.

No one knew

that the girl thrown out of the wealthy He family

would go on to get into Tsinghua and Peking University, then Harvard,

manage billion-dollar mergers and acquisitions on Wall Street,

and become the youngest senior analyst in LS Group’s China division.

She was also the chairman’s personally chosen and only heir.

At twenty-six, she returned to China under an assumed identity and joined LS Greater China.

She had only wanted to keep a low profile and do her job.

But somehow, she crossed paths with the He family again.

Her former brother, He Rui, was determined to secure LS’s investment.

He pressured her at every turn, even colluding with senior company executives

to forge evidence that she had “leaked confidential information.”

At an international investment summit, he planned to throw her out in front of everyone and blacklist her for good.

She offered no explanation.

Not until that moment

when everyone watched security close in on her,

she made a single call and said calmly,

“Grandpa, someone’s trying to fire your heir.”

Three seconds later, a voice came through the phone:

“Who gave you the nerve?”

The entire room fell silent.

LS headquarters was furious, and an investigation began.

The He family’s financing was cut off on the spot, and their cash flow collapsed in an instant.

Three months later, the He family went bankrupt.

Half a year later, she sent them a check for a million yuan:

“That settles the cost of raising me for eighteen years.”

She had never wanted revenge.

The mix-up at birth had been nothing but an accident.

But they

chose to hurt her again and again,

and kept pushing her toward the edge.

When she had nowhere left to retreat,

she simply chose to stop retreating.

And when she finally turned around

she was already standing at a height no one could reach.