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After Being Sold to a Rich Family, I Became the Family's Koi Favorite
After Being Sold to a Rich Family, I Became the Family's Koi Favorite Plot:
Lin Xiaoman was sold to the wealthy Gu family by her birth parents to ward off misfortune. Expecting to be a "tool," she never imagined her innate koi luck (a symbol of good fortune in Chinese culture) would work like magic—when the Gu family was on the brink of bankruptcy, her random stock pick soared tenfold; when the grandmother was comatose, her congee woke her up instantly; when her CEO brother was framed, she accidentally got blackmail material to save him. The Gu family, who once treated her coldly, gradually shifted from rejection to doting: Grandma gave her a heirloom jade bracelet, her brother shielded her from unwanted suitors, and even the Gu young master, who wanted to break off the engagement, now sticks to her daily asking, "What luck should I turn today?" Just as Xiaoman thinks she's finally found home, an anonymous letter reveals the truth: the ones who sold her weren't her birth parents at all...
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