Seventies Barrage Says I’m the Fake Daughter of Her Real Mom

Bound by a barrage system, Ye Min discovers shocking truths about her daughter's fate.

Ye Min considered herself fortunate despite a cold father and a deceased mother. Born in the late '40s, she grew up in a newly established country, completed middle school, avoided the "Up to the Mountains and Down to the Countryside" movement, and found a stable job. After five years of work, she married Meng Cheng, a handsome and capable young officer. Their marriage, though often apart, was harmonious, and they were blessed with a son and a daughter.

Life was satisfactory until three days after her daughter’s birth, when a barrage appeared:

"Wake up, Auntie! Your daughter is about to be switched!"

With the system's help, Ye Min learns her daughter is destined to become the fake daughter in a family-swap trope, suffering due to a malicious scheme by the real daughter’s parents. While the real daughter enjoys a life of luxury, the fake daughter endures poverty and neglect. Ye Min must now navigate this complex reality to protect her child.

As the truth unfolds, Ye Min declares:

“No one messes with my family!”