I Heard I'm a Fake Heiress

I'd like to recommend my new novel, The Exceptional Female Educated Youth of the Seventies. It's updating at the same time, but there are too few pre-saves, so it can't make the rankings. It's tragic! Please add it to your collection! The blurb is below. Jiang Muxia is a tea-green queen chosen by the transmigration goddess. She has spent years traveling between worlds, using scumbags to punish scumbags and two-faced women to deal with other two-faced women. After finally earning enough merit to retire, she never expected a trash System to dump her into a period novel, where she becomes a poor girl with both parents dead. Her heartless uncle takes her money, her vicious aunt claims her home, and her treacherous older cousin seduces her childhood betrothed. Together, they plot to send her to the countryside for labor reform with a letter of denunciation. Good grief, what a miserable little girl! Forced to return to her old line of work, Jiang Muxia quickly takes care of her uncle's whole rotten family. She thinks she can finally enjoy a peaceful retirement, but then she turns around and runs into the mysterious big shot from the book. What should she do? Should she cling to the future richest man's coattails or not? Three years later, Jiang Muxia holds a baby in one arm and a pen in the other. She can't figure out where a max-level tea-green queen like her went wrong. Being pressured into marriage in the prime of her life is bad enough, but now she's even become a mother!? Gu Jibai: "Good girl, honey, drink your soup first. The college entrance exams resume in three days, and I've made you a new test. Go do it." Jiang Muxia: *sobs* They promised her a happy retirement. How did she end up being forced to work hard every step of the way! Blurb 2 Everyone in the textile factory residential compound knows the youngest Jiang girl. Poor thing. Her mother died when she was six, her father when she was sixteen. She's pretty and delicate, but not very sharp, and far too kind. Just when she finally escaped her uncle's clutches, she foolishly went to the countryside. Everyone thought that was all life had in store for her. But then good news about Little Sister Jiang came one after another. First, she married a general's grandson, then she got into a university in the capital. In the end, she returned home in a car, dressed in finery, and announced she planned to build a big factory here. Later, "Don't do bad things. Fools can have good luck" became the textile factory elders' favorite thing to teach their children and grandchildren. Reader's Guide: 1. This is an entertaining face-slapping and power-up story, with both family drama and career struggles. 2. The heroine isn't a good person, but she won't deliberately hurt anyone. [Blurb] To resist a wealthy-family match, Ran Nianqing steeled herself, locked up a room full of rare leather Birkins and cabinets overflowing with jewelry, and used a pair of giant scissors to snip her black cards into pieces right in front of Old Master Ran. "I'd rather die poor, die out on the street, or marry a dog than marry a Jin!" That very night, Ran Nianqing was thrown out by the furious Old Master Ran, clutching a dog and the last shreds of her dignity. A week later, a report announcing their severed grandparent-grandchild relationship appeared out of nowhere. They say Old Master Ran discovered that the granddaughter he'd raised for over twenty years wasn't really his granddaughter, and that he'd found his biological granddaughter! OMG! While a crowd of rich young ladies laughed and watched the drama unfold, Ran Nianqing miserably hugged her dazzling diamond. What was she supposed to do? She seemed to be down to her last hundred million! A gorgeous, spoiled little troublemaker VS a dog trainer who wins hearts one step at a time A few things to know before indulging: 1. The heroine can't recognize faces and has no sense of direction. 2. Cute dogs ahead, and lots of sweetness! Theme: Please give dogs a safe and stable home