Fighting Over the Family Fortune

In the early 1980s, as Hong Kong and Taiwanese dramas such as "Stars of Last Night" were introduced to the mainland, the concept of "fighting over the family fortune" gradually became known to mainlanders.

And during the few days Li Juan had spent in Hong Kong, the "feuds among wealthy families" splashed across all sorts of tabloid newspapers had caught her eye. She had learned quite a few of the "secrets" of prominent families.

It was not that Li Juan herself was gossipy. It was simply that she came from a blended family, and her mind was exceptionally sensitive.

And as the Li family's wealth had gradually begun to show over the past few years, Older Sister Li Juan had become increasingly forceful. Li Juan also occasionally felt lost, not knowing where her future path would lead.

So when she saw certain gossip stories in Hong Kong newspapers, she always felt that she had "benefited greatly," as though she had learned a great deal from them.

But when she heard that her younger sister Li Ying had learned Fu Yiruo's identity and had then single-handedly planned Han Chunmei's "coming to Hong Kong to have a child" scheme, Li Juan was still instinctively shocked. She felt that Li Ying was utterly rebellious and immoral.

"Ying, I never said we were qualified to fight over the family fortune. I'm afraid that if our brother finds out you've been scheming behind his back and thinks you have ulterior motives, then we'll be in trouble!"

"Don't compare your intelligence to our brother's!"

Li Ying looked at her anxious older sister and said calmly, "When our father went to Beijing to ask our brother's opinion, if he had objected, our mother wouldn't have had the baby. But our brother immediately arranged for me to study