The Richest Heiress Is a Little Stingy

Liu Qianmo transmigrates into a novel about a real heiress and a fake heiress, becoming the daughter recently brought back to the Zhang family of the capital.

Since she never received any kind of "aristocratic" education growing up, she retains all sorts of "commoner" habits. Her biological parents loathe her, and the fake heiress, Zhang Qingqing, constantly bullies her. In the end, she takes the wrong path, crosses the wrong person, and meets a tragic fate.

Liu Qianmo, now in her body, thinks this arrangement is great. Her biological parents don't need her to suck up to them or pretend to be nice. They simply send her a big allowance of their own accord.

She has nothing in common with those brainless rich kids, and Zhang Qingqing's bullying doesn't make her sad for even a minute.

She happily lives in her own little world. She can write whenever she wants, binge-watch dramas whenever she wants, and buy property whenever she wants. Carefree and unrestrained, she's practically a freak of nature among the rich kids of the capital.

But first, she has to deal with one problem: The original owner's love for the male lead, Li Ziyao, went unreturned, so she used threats and enticements to get him. Now he's been drugged and is lying on the bed in front of her. How can she keep from angering this future "great demon" who will one day take her life?

I've started taking advance reservations for a new story, an imperial-exam and mystery-solving novel. I hope you'll support it and add it to your collections: My Father-in-Law Is Ye Gong (Imperial Exams)

Male lead: Pan Ruowang. Female lead: Ye Xiaotong

Pan Ruowang wakes up to find himself back in the days when he left his home and stayed with his future father-in-law, the Ye family, in the capital.

He's still young and knows nothing, intent only on achieving fame and success. He pays little attention to his fiancee, Ye Xiaotong, and is as unresponsive as a block of wood.

But now things will be different. He can be clever about it and become a good husband in Xiaotong's eyes and a good son-in-law in his father-in-law's!

There's another advantage: He spent years as an official in the Ministry of Justice and read countless case files. He knows who committed the crimes in quite a few of them!

But at the moment, he's just a scholar with no authority to solve cases. All he can do is drop hints to his father-in-law through various seemingly coincidental encounters.

Before long, his father-in-law becomes the capital's "Judge Bao," solving cases with divine insight.

Still, "The Casebook of Ye Gong" sounds like a rather odd title!

Supporting character: Ye Lifeng

Theme: Growth and sincerity