Lucky Heiress
Chapters: 63
Play Count: 1,073
Sophie Grant owns a lucky charm that brings wealth, but she cannot live richly before 20. To avoid punishment, she changes foster homes and joins the Grant Family. Favored over by fake heiress Sally, Sophie enjoys a quiet life until her true identity and hidden power are exposed, turning the family drama upside down.
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Genius Heiress Strikes Back
Jane Carter, brilliant but betrayed by sister Lily, is wrongly sent to a mental institution by her family. After three years, she returns stronger but scarred, relying on her cat and studies. When mistreated again, she fights back—exposing Lily's lies and her own genius at the Valedictorian Gala, leaving her family behind.
Lucky Heiress
Sophie Grant owns a lucky charm that brings wealth, but she cannot live richly before 20. To avoid punishment, she changes foster homes and joins the Grant Family. Favored over by fake heiress Sally, Sophie enjoys a quiet life until her true identity and hidden power are exposed, turning the family drama upside down.
Rich Heiress Arrives
A girl enters a tragic story as a neglected daughter. Facing biased family and a fake sister, she stops enduring. With a new wealth system, she changes her college choice, exposes the truth, and dismantles the family business. After rejecting those who seek forgiveness, she uses her billions to control her own life.
The Heiress
The Carter family is a large clan with members of diverse personalities. However, Grace's return breaks the family's peace. Her brother, Henry, is kind and welcomes her back, while other family members like Oscar and Ivy hate her. While other family members like Oscar and Ivy hate her. Relying on her wisdom and abilities, Grace gradually wins everyone's respect.
The Crazy Dangerous Heiress
Framed by a fake heiress and locked in an asylum, Juliet White died miserably. However, she returns from death and fights back with fists. She beats the impostor, sends second brother to jail, and destroys twisted eldest brother. But playboy Lucas Bennett won't leave even though their deal is over. Why does he keep staying?
Falling for the Heiress Again
Charlotte Evans once shone inthe Capital City. She left Leonard Simmons, heir to a scientific dynasty. She married Henry Foster after her family collapsed. They meet again years later. Leonard is a Wall Street tycoon now. He wants revenge yet craves her. The old truth slowly comes out.
You Messed With the Heiress
Ava Reed suffers total contempt from her stepmother and stepsister, who mistake her for a wedding crasher. Little do they know, she owns 67% of Sinclair. Her father sacrifices her to secure a deal that she handed him in the first place. He's about to discover what his betrayal costs him when Ava reveals who really runs the show.
Badass Heiress Returns
After a harsh upbringing, Evelyn Vincent returns to her wealthy family, only to find her place taken by Isabella, the adopted daughter she was swapped with at birth. Armed with resilience and a sharp mind, Evelyn navigates a hostile household, confronting her biased mother, hostile brother, and manipulative rival. She fights for her rightful place, from school conflicts to corporate battles
The True Heiress's Secrets
A silly actress returns to her soul and binds with a system to save herself from being a cannon fodder in a novel. She discovers her family is doomed because of a fake heiress. As she fights to change her fate, her family hears her inner voice and realizes the truth, turning their love toward her.
The CEO's Maid Turns Out To Be The Heiress
Kelly, a working-class girl, agrees to become a maid for her former lover, wealthy CEO Philip, in order to pay for her daughter’s medical bills. Despite past hurts, they rebuild their relationship, uncover her true identity as a long-lost heir, and ultimately reunite as a family.
