[No CP + pure family affection + slice of life + maxed-out combat skills but terrible cooking heroine + father forced to go straight and care for his daughter + mother reunites with them later]
Ji Ye transmigrated.
Compared with other people's reasons for transmigrating, hers was pretty hilarious.
She blew up the kitchen while cooking, and the explosion set off a bomb that blew her to smithereens.
After dying, she transmigrated into another branch of her own life: the one where she was blown up before she was ever born.
When Ji Ye arrived, Ji Hansheng was standing before his beloved's tombstone, holding a weapon.
She had seen photos, so she recognized him as the father she'd never met, who had died long ago.
When Ji Hansheng saw how much she resembled his beloved, he stopped.
…
They both readily accepted the fact that they now had a daughter (and a father), and from then on, they had someone to care about.
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Their daily interactions went like this:
“Ji Ye, put down the weapon. Stop doing dangerous things!”
“No.”
“Ji Ye, you'll get arrested for blowing people up. Put it down.”
“No.”
“Ji Ye, why can't you be a little nicer to people?”
“No.”
…
It wasn't until Ye He appeared in this timeline that someone finally managed to keep the father and daughter in check.
Their daily life shifted from father-daughter arguments to the father getting scolded while mother and daughter cuddled.
Ji Hansheng didn't dare get angry or say a word.
Mom (Ye He) will transmigrate later and reunite with her daughter! A real father and daughter! Genuine love and care!
_( '-' _)⌒)_Is it a problem with the introduction or the first three chapters... The label has been changed again, forget it, what is workplace marriage and love... •᷄ࡇ•᷅ It's about a wealthy family, I accept it. Ji Hansheng is rich, and Ji Ye is also rich. It's okay. It's a modern romance. I'll take it as the love between Ji Ye's parents (Ji Hansheng, Ye He) and it is regarded as a modern romance. But there is really no love and marriage in the workplace... Soul Transmigration is definitely not the case. I wrote it myself (óò｡) Blame it on me, blame me for thinking of hurrying up when I signed it, and I didn't even look at the changes, but maybe I can't change it after reading it... ╰_╯, I admit it, I admit it... There is a rating for making a wish, and I don't care about it, at least it can prove that someone is watching Orz
It's good to watch, it's pure family love without any ambiguity or a bloody plot. The father, mother and heroine are both very good, very heartwarming and a bit funny. They're both very interesting. The early part is very interesting, but the later part is skipping. It's okay. The development of the plot later is a bit hard to understand. Is there a happy HE ending? Any twists or big things? Looking forward to it 🤔