After My Dad Was Reclaimed by a Wealthy Family [The 1970S]

Complete~ My new novel "Reborn, I Won’t Be Cannon Fodder in the 1970s" is now updating daily. Please add it to your reading list~ Coming soon: "My Mother Is a Real Heiress from a Hong Kong Tycoon Family in the 1990s" My father was the real young master of a wealthy family. During the war, he was sent to live with a farming family. It took thirty-two years for his wealthy biological father, my grandfather, to send someone to bring him back. People said I was born lucky. As soon as I was born, my father was recognized by his wealthy family. He thought so too, and my mother hugged me and kissed me repeatedly. “My little lucky star!” Then one day, I suddenly realized that I was living in a book. The book was about two families switching babies. A peasant woman swapped the children to benefit her own son. When the truth came out, the real young master had spent decades farming in the countryside, unable to read a single character, and didn’t marry until he was thirty. The fake young master, meanwhile, was a university graduate who had joined the army and become a regimental commander. He was the winner in life, the real male lead. Everyone said the real young master’s life had been ruined. What use was it to be recognized by his family now? His biological father had given all his resources to the fake young master. He hadn’t had a single day of schooling, so even finding a job would be difficult. But who could have guessed that my father was a true genius? So what if he’d never gone to school? Many professors had taught him, and when the college entrance exams were reinstated, he became the top scorer in the country. Tsinghua and Peking University both fought to recruit him. Who says my father has no connections? University professors and all kinds of big shots are his teachers. The technologies he developed for increasing rice and wheat yields through fertilizers and pest control caused a national sensation. Newspapers across the country rushed to publish his work, and he was named the youngest academician. It turned out my father wasn’t an ordinary person at all. He was clearly the kind of larger-than-life male lead you only find in an ambitious coming-of-age novel. Well, I take a hearty drink of milk. Why would I need to grow up and conquer the world myself? I can just coast through life. [Key points: Set in an alternate version of the 1970s, a parallel world, with a large ensemble cast.] [The heroine has an easy life and is adored by everyone.] [The heroine wants to conquer the world too, but her father is so capable he leaves her no chance.] [Grandpa isn’t a scumbag. There’s more to the story.] [The blurb is in first person, the main story in third person.] [An ensemble story, with each character having their own career and plotline.] Coming soon, a companion novel in the same vein: "My Mother Was Recognized by a Tycoon Family in the 1980s" Blurb: My mother was the real daughter of the wealthy Ye family. She had been lost in the countryside for forty-two years before her wealthy maternal grandparents finally brought her home. I was only three that year. Mother held me and kept kissing me. “My little lucky star!” Father kissed me too. “Our girl brings good fortune.” My three older brothers teased me. “Our little sister is the best.” Only later did I learn that our whole family was living in a book. The heroine was the fake daughter. Her whole family loved her, the male lead and his admirers loved her, and even the real daughter’s husband, my father, loved her. The fake daughter had a glorious life, while the real daughter ended up abandoned by her husband, bereaved of her children, hated by her father, and despised by her mother. Everyone said the real daughter had been born to a life of hardship, despite her privileged origins. After getting lost, her life was turned upside down and stolen by the fake daughter. The wealthy family belonged to the fake daughter, and the real daughter married a poor country boy who farmed for a living. Her sons weren’t graduates of Peking or Tsinghua either, so she had plenty of sons but no good fortune to enjoy. At forty-six, she was already halfway through her life. What good would it do to be recognized by her wealthy family now? Could she start over? She still couldn’t get back the life she had lost. My father was a farmer, but he leased thousands of acres and had assets worth hundreds of millions. My father lived in the countryside, but he owned thousands of properties. He had homes and shops in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, and collected rent until he was rolling in money. My brothers weren’t graduates of Tsinghua or Peking, but every one of them got into Harvard. They started their own businesses in high school and became rising stars in finance. I looked at my parents by the window, counting property deeds: one, two, three... one hundred... two hundred... three hundred. I laughed like a pig. I wondered anxiously: What do I do with three hundred properties and five hundred commercial storefronts waiting to be inherited? I’ve also got tens of thousands of acres of leased land worth tens of millions. What if I can’t spend all the money? Then I looked over at my three brothers counting stock certificates. Even the Ye family company had received angel investment from my brothers. They handed me the share subscription agreements. “These are all yours, little sister.” Clutching my baby bottle, I took a sip of milk. This wasn’t some poor little cabbage leading a miserable life in the fields. My mother was clearly the heroine of a face-slapping web novel! [Set in the late 1970s and early 1980s, an alternate world.] [The heroine has an easy life and is adored by everyone.] [In the original story, the heroine’s father only seemed to love the fake daughter. He always loved the heroine’s real mother.] Coming soon: "The Period-Novel Tycoon’s Wife Who Eloped Has Returned" Blurb: The daily news in Xiashan Brigade is broadcast punctually among the aunties gathered under the banyan tree: First item: The daughter-in-law of the Guo family, who ran away eleven years ago, is back! Second item: Not only is she back, she’s heavily pregnant, three months along! Everyone is guessing what the Guo family will do. Will they divorce her, or swallow their anger and let her back in? Su Ran, a ninth-grade alchemist who has just transmigrated from the cultivation world: “...” Standing outside the crowd, she is so embarrassed she could dig a three-story building out of the ground. She is the Guo family daughter-in-law who ran away and came back with another man’s child. She has no memories and doesn’t know why the original owner ran away, or why she is pregnant. Worse, the original owner is a real oddball. The first thing she did after returning was report her parents, who were professors, condemning them to spend the rest of their lives on a farm. Then she simply turned around and went back to her husband’s home. Worse still, the original owner’s husband is coming back. He is a decorated war hero and now a regimental commander. He’ll see at a glance that she’s an impostor. “Mom...” Did her baby transmigrate with her too? * The baby tells her they’ve transmigrated into a lucky-star period novel. In the book, the baby is the foil to her cousin. The cousin gets to eat and drink whatever she wants, with eggs and malted milk in endless supply, while the baby can only chew tree bark. The cousin lives like a young lady, while the baby is treated like a servant, forced to feed chickens and gather pigweed at a very young age. Her mother dies, her father doesn’t care for her, and her grandparents don’t love her. Even her own older brother only loves and recognizes the cousin as his little sister. The cousin is the lucky-star heroine, adored by everyone, while the baby is a disaster who is cursed with endless bad luck. “Rubbish! You’re the one and only golden lucky star in the world, the one the heavens themselves keep feeding!” Su Ran snaps. She reaches out and grabs the thing calling itself the Lucky Star System. It turns out to be a black lucky fish, feeding on other people’s fortune. The original owner in the book had been drained by it, left without a soul, sanity, or any luck, and eventually died in childbirth? What kind of thing is this?! Su Ran crushes it. The baby gazes at her with adoration. Baby: “Mommy is amazing!” Su Ran lifts her chin, practically bursting with pride. “Of course. I may be a ninth-grade alchemist, but I’m also peerless in swordsmanship. A mere black lucky fish is nothing!” Baby: “Mommy, my little portable world came with us too.” Su Ran: “You’re amazing, baby. Mommy will take you on a tour of the whole world and make sure you eat and drink your fill.” “Yay!” The baby claps and looks toward the father, who is coming in from outside. “What about Daddy?” Su Ran: “We don’t need him. What’s the point of keeping a deadbeat who didn’t care when his wife was dying in childbirth and his daughter was suffering, and who loves his niece instead of his own daughter? We don’t need your useless big brother either.” When he hears his wife has returned, a certain man hurries back from the army with bags and parcels hanging all over him: “...” There may still be time to save this marriage. A devoted son rushes home, bringing fish and bird eggs to nourish his mother, then stops short in the doorway and stares face-to-face with his father: “...” [The heroine is the original owner. During those eleven missing years, she was in the cultivation world. When she first returned, her soul was incomplete and she was controlled by the plot.] [Set around the 1960s.] [The heroine has a golden finger, but her most powerful golden finger is her baby.] [The heroine and baby communicate telepathically, with the occasional mistake.] Completed novels: "Transmigrated as a Lucky-Rich Heiress in the 1970s", "The Villain’s Mother in the 1960s", "Female Military Doctor in the 1970s" Theme: Live well, study hard, and tomorrow is waiting for you.