In the Seventies, I Got My Daughter Back

In the novel The Beloved Real Heiress, the female lead was switched at birth, but her adoptive family was well-off, so she lived a smooth life and never suffered much. By the time her adoptive parents passed away, her biological parents, who had gone into business, had already made their fortune and discovered that their daughter had been switched. After a successful reunion, the female lead returned to the wealthy family and lived a life adored by her parents. Unfortunately, Yu Dongxue is the adoptive mother who never finds out that her daughter was switched before she dies. Her biological daughter, meanwhile, is the ill-tempered, universally disliked fake heiress in the original story. After the real heiress returns, the wealthy parents take pity on her and let her stay with them, but she shows no gratitude. Driven by jealousy, she repeatedly frames the female lead, and ultimately meets a tragic end. Luckily, on the day she gives birth, Yu Dongxue awakens memories of her past life and learns the original story in advance. She soon discovers that the babies weren’t switched by accident. Someone did it on purpose. - Li Yun is a sent-down youth who went to the countryside. Unable to endure the hardships, she got married less than a year after arriving. She didn’t choose her husband at random. Reborn, she knew that after the economic reforms, he would go into business and become the richest man in the area. But life became even harder after they married. Once she gave birth to a daughter, she couldn’t bear to let the child suffer along with her. So she decided to find her daughter a good family. As it happened, the husband of a woman sharing her hospital room was a soldier, and the woman herself worked at a state-owned factory. She believed they would take good care of her daughter. That night, after switching the babies, Li Yun went to sleep peacefully, thinking her daughter now had a secure future. But she didn’t know that after she fell asleep, Yu Dongxue secretly switched the babies back. Reader advisory: This story adapts an existing premise. If that bothers you, feel free to pass it by~ Theme: Good deeds are rewarded.