The 1980S: The Heiress Kidnapped to Hong Kong Returns for Revenge

[Period Setting + Hearing the Whispers of All Things + Returning Home to Reunite with Family] [The heroine is rich, ridiculously rich] Leng Zhiwei was kidnapped by her aunt when she was six and eventually ended up in Hong Kong. Fortunately, her adoptive parents took her in and gave her a good upbringing. She went overseas to study at fifteen, and by twenty-three had earned dual PhDs in finance and computer science from Harvard. Thanks to her ability to hear the whispers of all things, she could accurately predict rises and falls in the stock market, building a considerable fortune at a young age. During the summer of 1986, at age twenty-two, she returned to China and went back to the military family compound to find her birth family. She exposed her aunt's hypocritical facade, personally sent her to prison, and drove away the vicious cousin who had taken her place. While abroad, she fell in love with Wen Yan, a medical PhD and the son of a high-ranking official. Wen Yan's parents were diplomats. When Leng Zhiwei first visited his family, his aunt treated her coldly, looking down on her for coming from a Hong Kong capitalist family. When word got around, her birth parents, three older brothers, and younger brother all rushed over to stand up for her. Her father, an army commander, declared, "It's your family's good fortune that my daughter would even consider your nephew!" Her mother, an army doctor, said calmly, "My daughter has two PhDs. Your nephew only has one in medicine." Her three older brothers took turns declaring, "My little sister is rich, beautiful, and has both status and standing." Her younger brother lifted his chin proudly. "My sister is my idol." Her adoptive parents from Hong Kong stepped forward too. "Our darling is worth over a hundred million. You mainlanders earn barely a hundred yuan. That's not even enough for one of her lunches." Wen Yan's aunt hurriedly plastered on a smile. "It was all a misunderstanding, a misunderstanding." Leng Zhiwei stood there serenely, neither fighting nor competing, neither angry nor defensive, yet already at a peak others could only dream of reaching.