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The Heiress Teaches Her Love-Brain Mother a Lesson
The Heiress Teaches Her Love-Brain Mother a Lesson Plot:
Lin Wan, a rebellious young heiress, finds her mother Zhang Guilan is head over heels in love with a so-called successful entrepreneur, Chen. Obsessed with romance, Zhang empties her savings for Chen and even quarrels with her daughter when warned. Knowing Chen is a fraud, Lin secretly collects evidence and exposes his true face at a family gathering. The disillusioned mother breaks down in tears, and their mother-daughter bond grows stronger after the storm.
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