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The True Heiress Runs an Incense Shop in the Rich Family
The True Heiress Runs an Incense Shop in the Rich Family Plot:
Lin Wan, just recognized as the true heiress of the wealthy family, is rejected by her relatives for being a "country bumpkin". But she insists on turning the villa's attic into an incense shop—no overpriced incense, only "sincere wishes": drawing sleep talismans for her cousin who collapses from overwork, burning "happy paper boats" for her depressed niece, even the cold-faced grandpa secretly comes to ask for "reunion incense" with his old comrade. Until grandma takes out an old handkerchief from twenty years ago, the family realizes: when Lin Wan was swapped at birth, grandma had prayed at the village temple, hoping her true granddaughter could "guard the warmest human烟火 (fireworks and life)." Her incense shop was never a "shameful business"—it's bringing back the "human warmth" the family lost to wealth.
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