[They Said They Were Mortal Enemies, So Why Is the Chance of Being Related by Blood 99.999%?]
Qi Ran accidentally transmigrates back to when her mother is still in school. To keep her mother from repeating past mistakes, Qi Ran takes matters into her own hands and tries to set her up with the person least likely to be her father: her mother’s sworn enemy, Xie Jingchi, whom her family’s Old Qi can’t stand.
“You’re saying that in the future, I’ll marry Xie Jingchi and have you?”
“That’s right, that’s right.” But she feels guilty.
“You’re saying you’re the future daughter of me and Qi Zhuxin?”
“That’s right, that’s right.” But she feels guilty.
Then the Xie family discovers Qi Ran’s existence, and the lie completely falls apart. Forced to take a paternity test, Qi Ran faces her fate, already prepared for the truth to come out. But who could have expected things to take such an absurd turn?
Staring at the 99.999% on the test report, Qi Ran is full of questions.
I can say you’re my dad, but you can’t actually be my dad.
