My Father, Who Died in Battle, Has Returned

[Complete. Those of you who've been saving this up can start reading!] [My next book is a historical romance: The Substitute Doesn't Want to Do This Anymore After Being Reborn] Miaomiao has a great general for a father, a famous man who never loses and can conquer any foe. That's what her mother told her on her deathbed. She had never met her father. Everyone said he was a good-for-nothing who died before she was born. She lived with her uncle's family, in their smallest, shabbiest room, doing the dirtiest, hardest work. One day, her uncle kicked her out of the shabby little room, and she had to live with the family's big yellow dog. A troop of soldiers arrived at the village entrance. At their head rode a man on a tall horse, his armor gleaming coldly, his bearing imposing. Her great general father had returned from the dead to take her home. 1. A cozy child-rearing story, with a five-and-a-half-year-old darling adored by everyone in ancient times. 2. This is a fictional setting, so let's not get hung up on historical accuracy XD Completed historical romances: My Chief Secretary Husband's Everyday Life After Being Reborn; Everyone But Me Has Been Reborn; The Fake Heiress's Carefree Days; Being a Cat Is Better Than Palace Scheming; The Reborn Tyrant Villain; The General's Everyday Devotion to His Wife; My Husband Is a Dragon Proud of His Heritage Completed contemporary romances: The Star Got Their Secret Identity Wrong; The CEO Got the Wrong Script; The Superstar Lives Next Door ☆ Please add my next book to your reading list! ☆ They Say My Dad Is the Emperor Blurb: Shanshan lost her father before she was even born, and she and her mother had only each other. One day, a noble visitor came from the capital and said her mother was the true daughter of the Minister of Revenue's household, switched at birth. But it was all too late. The fake heiress had already married her childhood sweetheart, to whom she'd been promised as a baby, and become a marquess's wife, blessed with children and a husband whose success brought her honor. Meanwhile, Shanshan's mother was a merchant's daughter whose husband had died, and she had a little burden like Shanshan to raise. Even if the two girls returned to their rightful places, what was done could not be undone. After their initial guilt faded, some people soon decided that the mother and daughter were too common, and brought shame on their noble family. Then one day, Shanshan accompanied her mother to a palace banquet. The usually stern and imposing emperor saw her mother and accidentally knocked over the wine cup on his table... Theme: Love life, keep a kind heart, and grow together