A Translator Transmigrates into a Book Set in the 1980s: Why Does the Poor Family Have So Many Secret Identities?

Diplomat Shen Yan transmigrates into a period novel as the fake heiress who gets thrown out of her home. Faced with a slap from her adoptive mother and a setup by the scheming real heiress, she turns the tables and heads straight back to her birth family. Everyone laughs at the Shen girl for leaving a spacious apartment to squeeze into a slum. But with German-language originals in one hand and diplomatic finesse in the other, Shen Yan makes a splash at the Canton Fair and accidentally becomes the nation’s chief interpreter. She also exposes every one of her family’s secret identities. Her taciturn second brother saves a foreign guest with silver needles, her delinquent younger brother makes a fortune on Wall Street with stocks, and her fiery older sister becomes a regular on the CCTV Spring Festival Gala. Her honest factory-worker parents even pull out a land deed. As it turns out, the whole street belongs to their family! And why is the cold-faced Lord Li, whom she once casually helped, chasing after her every day? Li Shaofeng pins Shen Yan against a wall. “Yan Yan, when are you going to give me a title?”