The Real Heiress Understands Furry Friends and Turns a Bankrupt Tycoon Around

[Fake Heiress and Real Heiress + Furry Animal Mind-Reading + Face-Slapping + Everyone’s Darling + Livestream] While digging for treasure in the mountains, Nan Ke happened to learn that she was the real heiress of a wealthy family. As she prepared to head down the mountain and reunite with them, she ran into her family, looking miserable as they arrived in the mountains, old, weak, sick, and disabled. The country dog she raised wagged its tail. “Woof, woof! Your filthy-rich birth family has gone bankrupt!” Big Yellow wagged its tail and rubbed against her trouser leg. “The fake heiress betrayed the Nan family, and their enemies are still hunting them!” Looking at her ill-at-ease relatives who had come to seek refuge, Nan Ke comforted them. “You won’t starve in the mountains.” So what if they were bankrupt? They could make a comeback. Her family thought she was just trying to comfort them. But after spending more time with Nan Ke, they gradually realized that the person they had traveled over mountains to find was someone everyone in the village listened to. All sorts of furry creatures often came to her home, and the supposedly poor, remote countryside was bursting with treasure. With her golden finger that let her understand animals, she was having the time of her life digging up treasures, and her livestreams were outrageously lavish! She had only wanted to lead her family to an easy life and quietly make a fortune, but she couldn’t keep her secret identity hidden. Then one day, countless luxury cars blocked the village road. The enemies who had personally ruined the Nan family all those years ago were horrified to discover that the richest man they had spent three years groveling to was trembling as he held up a black card and bowed ninety degrees to Nan Ke. “Miss Nan, please give me the chance to serve you.” The Young Master: You saved my dog’s life last time. Now I’m begging you to treat my illness. Later, Nan Ke finally left the mountains. Just who was Nan Ke, really?