Ye Chen transmigrates into the body of a reviled, utterly despicable adoptive father.
The original owner was a compulsive gambler who gave up on life, drank heavily, flew into rages, and was notorious for drowning in debt. He’d taken in his illegitimate daughter as a newborn, then spent twelve years neglecting and mistreating her until the once-obedient child became sensitive and paranoid, living in endless fear.
He opens his eyes to a hellish start, a mountain of scandals, and a mess piled sky-high.
Seeing twelve-year-old Ye Cinian curled up in a corner, trembling with fear, Ye Chen is filled with remorse. All he can think about is making amends.
From now on, he’ll turn over a new leaf, be gentle and devoted to his family, pay off their debts, and protect her. He swears to warm her frozen childhood and make up for all he put her through over the past twelve years.
He sincerely repents, treating her gently at every turn and indulging her in everything. All he wants is for her to grow up safe and happy, with a bright future ahead.
But there’s just one thing that doesn’t seem right:
The gentler he is, the more afraid Ye Cinian becomes.
It's great! The plot is unique and thought-provoking.