Everyday Romance in Hong Kong's Wealthy Families [The 1990s]

In the early 1990s, Qiao Yitong transmigrated into the body of a spoiled, willful heiress in Hong Kong.

The head of the Qiao family was Qiao Yitong's eldest uncle, while her father was the youngest sibling. Her father was incompetent and lived off his share dividends, so the whole family fawned on the powerful.

Her eldest cousin was in a coma after a car accident and needed a wedding to bring him good luck; her second cousin was caught up in a dramatic substitute-lover romance; her third cousin was a womanizer who eventually reformed... They were all male leads in a series of novels, as were plenty of other domineering heirs in melodramatic rich-family stories.

One drunken night, Qiao Yitong kissed a powerful man. He demanded that she take responsibility.

The man had dissociative identity disorder, with two personalities. The primary personality had a secret crush on Qiao Yitong but didn't dare tell her, while the other personality took the opportunity to get engaged to her.

The other personality: I'm not that cowardly primary personality!

Qiao Yitong got it. If her fiance made a fuss, she'd kiss him once. If one kiss didn't solve it, she'd kiss him twice: once for the primary personality, once for the other.

This story features one-on-one romance, family life, and a parallel world.

Theme: Stay positive and work together to build a better society.