The True and Fake Young Masters' Obsessive Mother from the Wealthy Family [The 1980s]

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Medical genius Bo Xin transmigrates one day, becoming the obsessive mother of the wealthy family in a novel about switched-at-birth children.

The real son was mistakenly switched as a baby and raised for over a decade in a poor, remote village. He's so thin he's little more than skin and bones. The fake son was cherished from childhood, growing up innocent and lively, like a little young master.

When the truth comes out, she decides to let things stand as they are.

On one hand, she frets that the real son is poor and unpresentable, and sends him back home. On the other, she's troubled that the fake son isn't related to her by blood, so she forces him to study.

All her frantic meddling does is make the real son jealous that she raised the fake son, while the fake son envies the real son for being her biological child.

One rises from humble beginnings, the other inherits the family business. They fight fiercely in the business world and both end up worse off.

She hands the family fortune over to the male lead, and winds up miserable in her old age.

Bo Xin has just transmigrated into the story. She has already shown her disdain for the real young master, and his rural family has already taken him home.

Bo Xin: "…"

Why make such a fuss?

The real son is brilliant, diligent, and well-behaved. Isn't he the perfect heir? The fake son is sweet and charming. Let him stay by her side as a spoiled young master and live off the family dividends.

So, to everyone else, Bo Xin's household has gained a biological son. She accompanies him to school and tutoring, while letting her adopted son play and have fun.

She's happy herself. One child can study hard and make her proud, while the other stays by her side, being affectionate and adorable.

But who knows whether either boy is happy with this arrangement?

Everyone expects the biological son to rebel and the adopted son to fight for the inheritance.

But no one expects the boys to get along for years. The biological son thinks, Mom must think highly of me. The adopted son thinks, Mom lets me do whatever I want.

The only thing they ever seem to argue about is:

'Mom loves me best!'

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A Little Scene

Fake son: This sandbag was made for me by Mom herself.

Real son: Mom made this set of exam-prep workbooks for me herself: Three Years of College Entrance Exams, Five Years of Practice.

Fake son, who hates studying: Are you sure Mom isn't picking on you and making you suffer?

The real son gives him a scornful look: You just don't understand love.

Fake son: ???

Upcoming: My Dad the Delinquent Is the Real Young Master of a Wealthy Family [Millennium]

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My Dad the Delinquent Is the Real Young Master of a Wealthy Family

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Wen Qiao'an, the big sister of her mountain village, dozed off and accidentally transmigrated into a story about switched-at-birth heirs.

The fake son grew up at the side of a big shot, picking up his smarts and skills. The real son was sent to the countryside, where he grew up with bleached hair and utterly uncouth manners.

Everyone said the real son's family was a single rat dropping that had spoiled the whole pot.

And Wen Qiao'an was the real son's biological daughter.

Wen Qiao'an: "…"

To give her a better life, the real son and his wife walk on eggshells in the wealthy household.

But in the end, the real son has neither money nor power and dies in a car accident. His wife and daughter are driven out, and their story ends in tragedy.

With a gang leader for a father and a delinquent girl for a mother, groveling only means they'll be disrespected wherever they go.

So Wen Qiao'an does as she pleases at an elite elementary school and makes plenty of friends.

Among them are a pitiful real young master, also switched at birth by a wealthy family like her dad, and an arrogant young master who'll greet you first just as long as you look at him.

They all say, 'He's just the son of someone who stole another bird's nest. I'll deal with him.'

'If you need money, Big Sis, I've got plenty.'

'You can leave your dad's company partnership to me. I've got it covered.'

And so, the talk in wealthy circles suddenly changes. The family that was once called a rat dropping in the pot is now seen as a promising heir.

The reason? 'The wealthy all have their own circles. Heirs obviously hang out with other heirs!'

Even more surprising, the real son's family goes on to build a new leading company all by themselves.

When the couple stands onstage to accept an award, they say:

'We owe all this to our daughter's tremendous guidance... No, her heartfelt encouragement.'

Wen Qiao'an nods. Exactly. Being born rich is way more fun than becoming rich from scratch.

Reader's Guide: The heroine is a childish little girl, and the story is Mary Sue wish fulfillment for grade-schoolers.

Theme: Love can do anything