A Treasure Basin in the 1980S: I Spoil the Adopted Heiress, and the Whole Family Goes Crazy

After the whole family is reborn, the first thing the Qiao family does is personally swap their daughter and younger sister with a farm girl. In this life, they choose to raise the fake heiress themselves all over again. Mom says, “Yuzhu may not be my biological daughter, but she’s as good as one.” Big Brother says, “Yuzhu couldn’t handle the hardship of farm life. Let Xiaoyue go instead.” Three years later, Li Mutou finds a little girl in the snowy mountains, a tiny clay pot perched on her head. Qiao Xiaoyue has a new mother and brother, and takes her stepmother’s surname, Xu. Food placed in the little clay pot gets purified. Qiao Xiaoyue carefully tends to the pot that saved her life every day. Whether it’s an earthenware pot, porcelain pot, or jade pot, it returns double what she puts in, along with storage space and interest. It’s a true treasure pot! The Xu family’s fortunes grow brighter by the day. When an educated youth returning to their hometown recommends Xu Xiaoyue for the role of a down-on-her-luck little princess, she becomes an overnight sensation. Among the child actors at the company, Xu Xiaoyue spots Qiao Yuzhu, the Qiao family’s precious darling, arriving for an audition surrounded by admirers. In this life, she no longer needs to envy the family love she could never force herself to have. Madam Xu stands behind her, fixing her hair. Her brother holds her little water bottle and fusses over her. The staff all gather around her. She is her own little star. As the Qiao family stare at her in a daze, Madam Xu picks her up and proudly introduces her: “This is my precious girl.”