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Alias真假少爷的豪门偏执妈

AuthorFei Ce / 斐侧

One-sentence summary: The wealthy family's obsessive mother of the true and false young masters [1980s] Moral: Love is omnipotent. Medical sage Bo Xin travels through time and becomes the obsessive wealthy mother in a era novel where the children were switched at birth. The real son was switched at birth and raised in a poor rural area for over a decade, becoming skin and bones; the fake son was raised like a little master, innocent and lively. When the truth comes out, she chooses to let things be. On one hand, she looks down on the real son's poverty and humiliation and sends him back home; on the other hand, she cares that the fake son is not her blood, forcing him to study. The result of her relentless efforts is that the real son envies the fake son for being raised by her, and the fake son envies the real son for being her biological child. One rises from grassroots, the other inherits the family business, and they fight fiercely in the business world until both are wounded. The assets are handed over to the male lead, and she ends up in misery in her old age. When Bo Xin first transmigrates, she finds herself just after expressing disdain for the real young master, with the rural family having already taken the child home. Bo Xin: "..." Why bother? The real son is extremely intelligent, excellent in character and study—isn't this a standard heir candidate? The fake son is innocent and lovely; she can keep him by her side as a playboy shareholder, just waiting for his dividends from the family. So in everyone's eyes, Bo Xin now has a biological son at home. She accompanies her biological son to school and tutoring, and plays and laughs with her adopted son. She is happy herself: one child can earn her face by studying well, and the other can stay by her side being cute and adorable. But who knows if the two children are satisfied with this arrangement? They expected the biological son to rebel and the adopted son to fight for the family fortune. But unexpectedly, the two sons get along harmoniously for so many years. The biological son thinks, Mom trusts me with responsibility; the adopted son thinks, Mom indulges me with love. The only thing they might argue about is probably: 'Mom should love me the most!' * Mini Theater The fake young master: This is a sandbag my mom made for me. The real young master: This is my mom's personally made "Three Years of High School, Five Years of Mock Exams" study guide. The study-hating fake young master: Are you sure mom isn't hating you or abusing you? The real young master looks at him disdainfully: This is something you wouldn't understand—it's love. Fake young master: ??? Pre-order: "My Gangster Dad Is the Wealthy Family's Real Young Master [Millennium]" * My Gangster Dad Is the Wealthy Family's Real Young Master * Mountain area boss Wen Qiao'an dozes off and unexpectedly transmigrates into a switched-at-birth story. The fake young master, raised by a big shot, becomes smart and capable; the real young master is taken to the countryside with bleached hair, coarse and vulgar. Everyone says the real young master's family is a rotten apple that spoils the whole barrel. And Wen Qiao'an is the real young master's biological daughter in the plot. Wen Qiao'an: "..." To give her a better life, the real young master and his wife act cautiously within the wealthy family. But in the end, the real young master, holding neither money nor power, is killed in a car accident, his wife and daughter are driven out, and end up miserably. Dad a gangster leader, mom a punk girl—kowtowing and groveling only leads to disrespect. So Wen Qiao'an acts willfully in the prestigious elementary school, making friends widely. There's the pitiful real young master switched at birth like her dad, and a tsundere young master who greets you whenever he sees you. They all say, 'Isn't he just the son of someone who usurped another's place? I'll deal with him.' 'If Sister Boss needs money, I have plenty.' 'Your dad's company collaboration can be safely left to me.' Thus, the wealthy circle's talk suddenly changes, from a rotten apple to a stable heir. When asked why, the answer is: 'The wealthy have their own circles; heirs naturally play with heirs!' What's more unexpected is that the real young master's family eventually establishes a new leading enterprise on their own. When the real young master couple stand on the award podium, they say: 'We owe this all to our daughter's vigorous cultivation... no, diligent supervision.' Wen Qiao'an nods, yes, why be a rich first generation when you can be a rich second generation? Reading guide: A child-like female protagonist, a little girl's Mary Sue.