Reporting to Dad: My Daughter Is Too Adorable

Lu Chenyuan was the youngest tycoon in the imperial capital, worth 300 billion, a cold-faced King of Hell who kept everyone at arm’s length. Then he took in a chubby two-and-a-half-year-old. The little girl called him “Daddy,” shoved pumpkin puree into his mouth, wiped her drool on his suit, and gave him a new nickname: Big Wave’s brother. From then on, the business mogul’s life took a sharp turn: He would slip out of meetings halfway through to go home and feed her, take video calls at the negotiating table to soothe her, and ask before signing contracts, “How many strawberries can this project buy my daughter?” His employees discovered that the best way to win over their icy CEO wasn’t a business plan, but a strawberry cookie. The whole capital wondered: just how adorable was the little girl who turned Lu Chenyuan into a total daddy’s girl’s dad? The answer: adorable enough to make her grandpa lose his composure, give her uncle a new nickname, and have the whole family line up for a turn holding her. This is a heartwarming, hilarious story about a billionaire dad utterly wrapped around his two-and-a-half-year-old daughter’s little finger. No melodrama, no suffering for the protagonist, just ridiculously sweet father-daughter moments and the occasional satisfying face-slapping scene. Warning: Reading this may raise your blood sugar, leave you grinning nonstop, and give you the dangerous urge to have a daughter of your own.