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[Strong female lead with a focus on her career + no romantic partner in the early stages + a romantic storyline later on]
An unexpected event led Lin Shuyao, who had been enduring the hardships of being a corporate slave, to open her eyes in the nursery of the Howard Estate, a top-tier luxury estate in New York.
He became the 27th child of Raymond Howard, the head of the family.
Her mother was a Chinese-American lover who, while she was still in the womb, had already agreed on a price—one million US dollars—to sever their blood ties and elope.
The father is a wealthy man in his fifties with many children. His fatherly love is like a chip on a finely balanced scale, paid only to the final winner.
The manor is like a gladiatorial arena, where 26 half-siblings are competitors. Warmth is a luxury, and siblings are potential rivals. Resources and affection must be seized amidst invisible swords and shadows.
She started with nothing.
On the day of the full moon, there were no blessings, only the butler's cold handover and the nanny's proper care.
The mother absconded with the money and disappeared without a trace; the father lived high in the main house, out of reach of anyone.
Even as an infant, she understood that the Howard family had no fairy tales, only the laws of survival and conquest.
But no one knew that inside this small body was a soul from the future, a soul that had endured countless trials.
She once crawled on the dust, and now she has descended to the clouds—also on the edge of a cliff.
Watching his siblings scheme and plot against each other in the power struggles of the wealthy family; watching his father coldly observe as he selects the strongest bloodline.