Home Is Where the Hotpot Is

Konu

Evelyn Carver has been raised in hardship for eighteen years by her adoptive father — a man she’s always believed to be penniless, until she uncovers his secret identity as a reclusive billionaire. Her birth father tracks her down, groveling for a bone marrow donation, while the family’s fraudulent fake heiress absconds with a huge sum of money. Yet the rightful heiress has no interest in family drama or wealth struggles: all she wants is to return to her quiet home, play mahjong, and enjoy hotpot. Everyone around her waits for her to soften and forgive. Her answer is unshakable: Blood ties count for nothing. I only stand by the people who have truly loved me.