The Real Heiress of the Eighties

Shen Pandi is the real daughter in a fake-daughter story, but she doesn't know it.

She has two older sisters, two younger brothers, and a younger sister. The eldest is Shi Ying, the second is Shi Jiao, and the fifth is Zhenzhen.

Her family is poor, and she's the least valued of all:

If she doesn't work, she gets no food. Even if she works, she still doesn't get enough to eat.

[Why don't Mom and Dad love me?]

Only when she grows up does she learn that they aren't her parents.

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Her family lives in the capital. Her mother works in pharmaceuticals.

Her maternal grandfather devoted himself to the country's scientific research.

Her uncle, who went abroad years ago, is a prominent entrepreneur.

Back with her parents, everything is suddenly within reach.

And growing up in such an environment, Liu Ruyu...

says Shen Pandi ignores all her efforts,

says Shen Pandi thinks she was born guilty,

says she's struggling under her own burdens, too.

She's so sincere, and so aggrieved.

But Shen Pandi doesn't understand

When she was working from dawn till late at night to pay her middle school tuition, Liu Ruyu wore a foreign princess dress and shiny little leather shoes.

When she was happy to earn one yuan by selling a hundred popsicles, Liu Ruyu left Barbies lying around wherever she pleased.

When she couldn't afford a workbook, an editor-in-chief was tutoring Liu Ruyu.

Even though Shen Pandi fought with all her might and won the one-in-ten-thousand stroke of luck fate offered her, it still couldn't make up for the gap between them.

Life is something you can't get back.

Liu Ruyu may be the fake daughter, but Shen Pandi isn't exactly the real one, either.

So,

leaving their lives, switched at birth, behind,

and moving forward without fear, what's wrong with that?

Pre-release: The Tragedy of the Foil [The 1970s]

Blurb:

Her stepsister is a troublemaker in a story about a troublemaker.

Her man is the stepson in a story about a stepmother.

But Chen You's life shouldn't be decided once and for all by the protagonists.

Completed work:

The Rotten White Moonlight

Theme: Losing may have been decided long ago, but life has more than one track.