The Discarded Heiress Is Cherished by a Sharp-Tongued Tycoon

[Sweet romance | raising a child | dating reality show | winning her back | face-slapping and crushing scumbags]

[Sharp-tongued retired gaming legend vs. pitiful discarded heiress]

A few years after retiring, esports legend Chi Ye joined a parenting reality show.

As a trainee dad, he had to look after someone else’s child, and this cold-faced, sharp-tongued man turned out to be surprisingly attentive with the little tyke.

#HandsomeFatherAndSon# shot to the top of the trending list, and onlookers were amazed: That kid looks so much like God Chi!

Too bad the child had a name and family, and was a genuine young heir from a wealthy family.

Bored netizens dug deeper and discovered that the young heir’s mother had just been thrown out of her home and was appearing on a divorce-themed dating show next door.

Awww, the aunties instantly felt for the little boy working to support his mom. Some even left comments on Chi Ye’s Weibo: Since God Chi is playing daddy, why not take his wife too? Let the kid have a complete childhood! (*╹▽╹*)

In the middle of the night, God Chi replied: Sure.

Then he promptly went on the divorce-themed dating show Next Stop: Happiness, thoroughly outshining the wealthy ex-husband of the child’s mother.

His longtime fans were dumbfounded. Once the perpetually single God Chi finally got the hang of romance, he moved at rocket speed: One reality show, and he had a wife and child!

[Male lead’s perspective]

Chi Ye had once pinned a woman’s chat on WeChat. Even years after she had swindled him out of his money and affection, then married someone else and had a child, he still hadn’t changed her contact name from “Wife.”

One day, a message suddenly appeared in that pinned chat:

Wife: Sorry to bother you, but would you be willing to get a paternity test with my son?

Wife: I sent that to everyone. Sorry.

In an instant, he experienced the full swing from heaven to hell.

Yu Lianlian: It’s a misunderstanding!

Chi Ye gritted his teeth. “You’ve got my kid and you still want to run?”