Eighteen years ago, Fu Tingwan was switched at birth through malicious scheming and spent eighteen hard years in the countryside.
Now that she has been reunited with her top-tier wealthy family, everyone is waiting to see the country girl make a fool of herself?
Sorry, but no.
The fake heiress, a white-lotus type who plays the victim? Fu Tingwan shuts her down with one sentence, leaving her completely rattled.
The socialite circle mocks her for being unsophisticated? Piano, painting, calligraphy, equestrianism, and Go: she outclasses them all.
Someone hires thugs to corner her? She takes on five at once, and even sits on a kidnapper while playing on her phone.
The entire Fu family goes into fiercely protective mode:
Eldest brother: “Anyone who lays a hand on my sister had better get past me first.”
Second brother: “I may not have much else, but I have money.”
Third brother: “Anyone who dares insult my sister will be drowned in my fans’ spit.”
The aloof, desireless Lu Yanci is a powerful, influential man who shows no warmth to anyone else, but does whatever she says and gladly becomes her strongest support.
Everyone assumes she depends on her family and her man:
Until she gets perfect scores in every subject, makes a splash internationally with her art, and funds a charity foundation that helps a million children.
Why would she need anyone to back her? She is a queen in her own right.
And the switch that happened eighteen years ago involved far more than just one nurse...