I'm Really Not the Heir to a Beijing Dynasty

Lin Chuan grew up with his mother under an assumed name. But after his mother’s past came to light, he was drawn into a feud between Jiangcheng and the powerful Qin family that had been buried for twenty years. His father, Qin Zhan, had died a horrific death, and his mother, Shen Yun, had been forced to flee. The Qin family used so-called “greater interests” to cover up the truth, reducing living people to risks and obstacles on paper.

When Lin Chuan returned to Jiangcheng, he refused to acknowledge his Qin family bloodline or fight for a place among the wealthy. All he wanted was justice for his parents. With a cool head and forceful retaliation, he gradually tore open the old Qin family case and made those responsible pay. Even after the case reached a turning point, he did not stop. Instead, he took up the responsibility his father had left behind and protected the old neighborhood where his mother had lived.

Faced with one wave of pressure after another from the Qin family’s second branch, the chamber of commerce, and real estate capital, Lin Chuan led the residents of the old neighborhood from being people in need of protection to people with a seat at the table. Acquisitions, public opinion campaigns, inspections, online traffic, and commercial obstruction came one after another. He did not rely on empty appeals to sentiment. Instead, through practical changes, he helped the old neighborhood build its own future.