My Daughter Breaks Down Drawing My Memorial Portrait. Don't Cry, Dad's Here

Six years ago, Lin Shouxi concealed his identity and gave his life for his country, devoting himself to the development of a top-secret project.

Six years later, Lin Shouxi returned, only to discover at an art exhibition a portrait that looked exactly like his own memorial portrait.

The girl painting through her tears was named Lin. She said her father had died six years ago.

"Mom says this was Dad's proudest invention."

"This is the diary Mom wrote for Dad. It's been six years, but Mom has never forgotten him."

"If Dad were still alive, how wonderful that would be..."

Lin Shouxi quietly stayed by the girl's side, listening to everything she had to say.

Until one day, the girl suddenly realized something:

"Uncle, why do I feel like you look so much like my dad?"

"Silly girl, I am your dad.

I'm back."

The next moment, the girl threw herself into Lin Shouxi's arms, weeping uncontrollably.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.