At fourteen, Fu Mingli was sent to America with a single sentence from her father. She hadn't learned English, hadn't said goodbye, and hadn't even managed to put on her shoes properly before she was pushed into the night of a foreign country.
Her guardian, Xing Manqing, was elegant and composed, but on the form she checked only "Other" in the box marked "Relationship." With her first bite of cod, Fu Mingli tasted not sweetness, but loneliness.
Nineteen years later, she sits in the chairman's office her father left behind, immaculate in her suit, her gaze sharp as a blade. When her second uncle pounds the table and challenges her, she merely strokes the rim of her cup. "Numbers don't lie. People do."
Now Xing Manqing is suing her in two places over the inheritance. As her lawyer hands her the defense, Fu Mingli takes a sip of red rice wine and remembers the dark red sauce seeping into the bread at that French restaurant. It looked like blood, and like the first hint of the fate that awaited her.
She is no longer the little girl who cried and begged her mother to come along.
Against the dove-gray backdrop of her life, she will gild it with a brilliance of her own.
Theme: Love and peace
The prototype is Wahaha 😂 with the only child heiress. After the death of his father, an illegitimate child emerged. Then Leehom Wang also acted as an endorser for many years and then completely disappeared.
Who is the male protagonist? Is it decided?
Isn't the heir a girl? Just like doctors and bosses all have girls, why are they called female doctors, female bosses, and heiresses? The author doesn't know what he's doing... The name also sounds like someone who copied another book, the one by the Heiress.
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