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Lucky Ya's Homecoming
Lucky Ya's Homecoming Plot:
Lin Fuya is a "doormat" living with relatives—bullied at her investment bank internship, hounded by relatives for debt while delivering takeout. Everything changes when she saves a kid and crashes into a luxury car: she's mistaken for the Jiang family's missing daughter, lost for a decade. She plans to explain, but the "fake daughter" identity lets her investigate her parents' mysterious death. The icy CEO Gu Jinting, who she crashed into, seems to blame her, but secretly stops her relatives from exploiting her and gets her a full-time job. Just when Fuya thinks the "fake identity" is temporary, she learns Gu Jinting has known her since she saved him as a kid—he's been waiting to protect her. And the biggest twist? Her parents' legacy isn't money, but a "business alliance token" that controls the city's commercial empire—she's the real heir who can shake the business world.
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