Love Is a Game, I Play for Power

Wen Ran was swapped out by the nanny right after birth. She suffered humiliation and hardship in the countryside. Twenty years later, she returned to the Wen family. As soon as she entered the house, she was warned not to compete for favor with her adopted daughter. However, since she had grown up in the gutter and struggled for survival, she no longer craved love or pity. All she wanted was the position of the heir of the Wen family. The adopted daughter played tricks to compete for favor, spreading rumors about her; the eldest brother was repeatedly used by the adopted daughter as a pawn in his foolish and impulsive actions, even his own mother was partial to the adopted daughter and disliked her. Nevertheless, Wen Ran remained calm inside and even pretended to be a victim, gradually taking advantage of her father's guilt to obtain huge transfers of funds, company shares, and making a name for herself in the business world.