Transmigrated as the Real Daughter in the Nineties

Bad news: An Shu is dead, and she didn't spend all her money!

Good news: After transmigrating into a book, she became the only daughter of a rich family!

Before she could even celebrate, An Shu realized the story had already reached the part where kidnappers abducted her and killed her.

An Shu: ...Thank goodness I got lucky and survived!

After a harrowing escape, she spotted a little girl standing beside her parents who looked about sixty percent like her. An Shu said, "Hey, fake heiress."

Seeing her uncle turn deathly pale at the sight of her, An Shu said, "Hello, murderer."

To everyone's astonishment, An Shu brazenly kicked out all the poor relatives who'd come to sponge off her family. Her parents were so relieved to have her back that they listened to everything she said.

From then on, the An family grew rich on their own, and all the scumbags got what was coming to them.

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After sacrificing her life as a policewoman, An Shu transmigrated into a book.

In the book, her dad was a nouveau riche with money to burn. Her uncle and his family were nasty relatives who threw their weight around. She was the unlucky victim of a revenge killing brought on by her uncle. Her cousin was the fake heiress who took her place.

Later, her cousin would put family ties aside to help avenge her. Grateful, An Shu's parents would finally change their will and leave the cousin a fortune. The cousin would go from an illegitimate daughter to a wealthy woman in an instant, and live a charmed life.

When she read the book, An Shu had been furious that the author treated her family like fools. Now that she'd transmigrated into the story, she was going to change the plot.

What nonsense about a family sticking together through thick and thin? To hell with that!

She wanted nothing to do with those vicious parasites!

After cutting ties with her awful relatives, An Shu finally got the wonderful life of a rich kid she'd always dreamed of. Not having to slave away at a job was great! She loved winning without lifting a finger.

Theme: Strive for self-reliance and never stop improving.