Born a Second-Generation Rich Kid [The 1990s]

Three-year-old Su Duo Duo had a dream. Her father went away to work and never came back. One day, her mother was taken away in a car, too. Grandma gave all the tasty food to her uncle's son, leaving her starving. She tried to go out and find something to eat, but someone put her in a sack, carried her away, and threw her into a river. The water was freezing, and she couldn't breathe...

When Su Duo Duo woke up, she burst into tears and clung to the leg of her father, who was packing his things to leave for work. "Dad, don't go..."

Su Ming Chuan was reborn, and only then did he discover that he was the male lead of a story about getting rich in the 1990s. He achieved great success, but his greatest regret in life was that his beloved daughter had been murdered by evildoers, leaving no remains behind.

In this life, he would never leave his daughter behind again. Wherever he went, he would take Duo Duo with him and raise her well.

As for his wife, whose wealthy biological parents were about to take her away before she remarried into a rich family, Su Ming Chuan asked her only out of courtesy, "Do you want to come with us?"

Lin Qiu Jing hurriedly packed her little bundle. "Yes, yes, let's go. Right now."

Lin Qiu Jing had transmigrated into a story about a real and fake heiress set in the 1980s. She was the real daughter, brought back by her biological parents for the sake of a marriage alliance.

The real heiress was timid. Her mother-in-law tormented her in her first husband's family. After abandoning her husband and daughter, she was used as a tool to curry favor by her biological parents and married off to an abusive man. She endured endless suffering and eventually became mentally ill.

To avoid the fate laid out for her in the novel, Lin Qiu Jing had no choice but to cling tightly to the leg of the future big shot Su Ming Chuan. With Brother Chuan around, she'd never go hungry.

Su Duo Duo understood now: dreams were the opposite of reality. Her mom and dad had both stayed with her, and their family lived happily together.

They had even moved to a big city and into a spacious, bright house. Every day, she had endless delicious food to eat and pretty dresses to wear.

When they went back to their hometown, she ate a pretty little cake while her uncle's son sniffled and watched her, chewing on his finger. She wasn't sharing!

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Synopsis:

Fang Ying Zhi transmigrated into a novel set in 1980s Hong Kong and found herself saddled with a mountain of debt at a young age.

The novel said her fiance, Jin Si Yan, was a wealthy, villainous character who loved the heroine but could never have her. He could casually slap down a massive check to end things with his relentlessly clingy fiancee.

Jin Si Yan, whether I get to live in luxury for the rest of my life depends entirely on that massive check you're holding!

But reality seemed to have gone a little wrong. Fang Ying Zhi had transmigrated five years before the novel's timeline. The famous Tianjin Group didn't exist yet, and there was no trace of Jin Si Yan.

After going to great lengths, Fang Ying Zhi finally found Jin Si Yan in the slums of Kowloon Walled City, lugging a gas canister. Looking at his torn undershirt, oversized shorts, and flip-flops, she inexplicably asked, "Want some char siu rice?"

During the first month Fang Ying Zhi supported Jin Si Yan, she reassured herself that compared with the massive check she'd get in the future, what she was spending now was pocket change.

During the first year she supported Jin Si Yan, she encouraged herself: gold will always shine. Just look at this man. He's so handsome. He's poor now, but he looks like a walking massive check.

In the third year she supported Jin Si Yan, she thought, Damn it, am I ever going to see that massive check in this lifetime? Is it too late to change my mind?

Nobody thought much of Jin Si Yan. Only Fang Ying Zhi, when he was at his most destitute, walked up to him with a box of char siu rice. "Do you want some?"

Then, as she watched with reluctant, conflicted eyes, he wolfed down the whole box.

Everyone said Fang Ying Zhi had managed to stay by Jin Si Yan's side through shameless persistence and his good conscience.

Only Jin Si Yan knew how terrified he was that one day Fang Ying Zhi would leave him.

So the newly risen business tycoon Jin Si Yan, worth hundreds of billions, changed his expensive suit into a cheap T-shirt every evening after work and drove home in a beat-up secondhand car.

At the little dining table, where everything felt like home, he listened to her words of encouragement, day after day, year after year: "Jin Si Yan, believe in yourself. One day, you'll succeed!"

Message: No matter what difficulties you face, never give up trying.