The True Heiress of the Conglomerate Comes Down from the Mountain

Eighteen years ago, the youngest daughter of the Li family, one of Haicheng’s most powerful financial dynasties, died just three days after birth. The Lis adopted a daughter. Eighteen years later, their adopted daughter, Li Jiaojiao, debuted as the center of a girl group through an idol competition, basking in the spotlight. On Li Jiaojiao’s coming-of-age day, a young Taoist nun showed up at the Li residence, claiming she was the real Li Jiaojiao. The wealthy spectators eager for a show thought the Taoist nun had some nerve. A country bumpkin from the mountains wanted to be the Li family’s daughter? As if she were worthy! A paternity test proved that the young Taoist nun really was a Li, but the family had no use for a country girl from the mountains. They didn’t even restore her status as the real heiress. That is, until one day, at a cruise party attended by the city’s most powerful figures... A tech mogul, a rising star in Haicheng’s internet industry, fussed over the young Taoist nun. “Maimai, the air in the city isn’t as fresh as it is up on the island. Want me to get you a canister of fresh oxygen?” The head of a world-famous financial dynasty said, “Maimai, I bet you’re not used to the cakes here. I’ve brought in the best pastry chef in France just for you.” And a superstar actor with tens of millions of fans added, “Maimai, how can you walk on such a filthy floor? Someone, bring a silk carpet!” -- A sweet romance. The heroine isn’t a big shot, but she’s a big shot in the eyes of big shots. A fake heiress and a real heiress. I know this trope is old, but I love it so much that when I couldn’t find anything to read, I decided to write my own. A word of warning: the heroine is insanely rich, richer than even the financial dynasties. It has to do with the environment she grew up in. She doesn’t understand normal units of currency. The hero is Huo Chen. The hero is Huo Chen. This is not a wish-fulfillment novel. If you like those, you can check out my next one.