The Abandoned Daughter Returns from Abroad in the 1980S as a Billionaire, Then Becomes the Family's Beloved After a Marriage Swap

In 1984, Susu’s parents, returned overseas Chinese, were getting divorced. Her father wanted only her younger brother, and her mother only her older sister. Neither of them wanted Susu. They were so heartless that they abandoned her when she was just four years old. What they didn’t know was that Susu had been bound to a spending-rebate System since childhood. Whenever someone around her spent money on her sincerely, she or someone close to her would receive a rebate multiplied several times over. Still longing for a family’s love, Susu had hoped to use the System to win back her parents. Then, after an accident, she awakened to the truth: she was living in an eighties-era novel about a pampered daughter. Her older sister, Su Nanxi, was the beloved heroine, while Susu was merely the villainous foil meant to make her sister shine. In the end, Susu would be driven into depression and jump from a building. Susu finally gave up on her family, who didn’t love her, and turned around to cling desperately to the Pei family, the major villains in the book who had once collected her body. From then on, Yangcheng gained a wealthy tycoon with assets worth hundreds of millions. Entrepreneurs and government departments across the country begged her to invest. The Pei family members followed behind the tycoon, picking up every opportunity and grinning from ear to ear. Just then, Susu’s parents learned that the tycoon they had been trying so hard to curry favor with was the daughter they had abandoned. They were instantly consumed with regret and hurried to beg Susu for forgiveness. But Susu already had a family who loved her unconditionally. She no longer cared about their false affection, and their belated apologies were in vain.