Su He awakens to find herself reborn into a 1970s-era novel as a fake heiress who’s been sent back to her hometown. In the story, the real heiress—the ungrateful “white-eyed wolf”—lives a charmed, scheming life while the Su family spirals into ruin and the original heroine suffers beyond endurance.
But Su He remains calm, for wherever people gather, that’s her stage! With a few clever ploys, the eight hundred scheming family members begin competing with each other and clinging to her, crying as they vie to ride her coattails.
She trades resources, reads people flawlessly, counsels and advises one after another—earning eighty‑eight wages until her hands cramp. She builds up her hometown and lifts up her country; after all, “Good People of An County, That’s Me!”
Does the real heiress still want to play her scheming games? Sorry, but An County is packed with relatives—and they’re like living CCTV, watching every move in 360 degrees!
Mini‐Scene 1:
On the train from An County to “Magic City” (i.e. Shanghai), Su He is chatting warmly with foreign guests. Principal Chen is worried.
Old Gu asks, “Are you afraid little Su will be deceived by these foreigners?”
Principal Chen shakes his head. “No—I’m afraid those foreigners will be deceived by her!”
Mini‐Scene 2:
Someone questions whether Su He even has a real job. Su He opens her shoulder bag and starts pulling out credentials:
Liaison Officer of the Huaihua Commune
Special Correspondent certificate
Instructor at An County Evening School…
The questioner is left speechless: “…Are you just a certificate collector?!”
