My Dad Became the Richest Man in a CEO Novel

Coming next: "Lost National Treasures, I'll Send You Home [Quick Transmigration]". Click the author's profile to see it. Blurb: Lin Long was caught in a massive earthquake and transmigrated into a melodramatic romance novel, where she became Lu Linlang, the substitute lover of the male lead, Gu Xiliu. Gu Xiliu's adoptive father, Gu Bonian, was the richest man in Province X. At the time, Gu Bonian was visiting the family, hoping to cover up a scandal for his son. But the instant he saw Lu Linlang, he was stunned to discover that she looked exactly like his wife, who had been dead for many years! Before Gu Bonian could say a word... There was a thunderous crash, and the Lu family home collapsed in a small, localized earthquake. When Lin Long woke again, the original Lu Linlang had already died. The two earthquakes, one in reality and one in the novel, had caused Lin Long to become the heroine, Lu Linlang herself. The domineering male lead, Gu Xiliu, stood coldly by the bed and threatened her: "It's all because of you that my dad had this misfortune... If he doesn't wake up, I'll take your life!" Lin Long: Heh. A substitute lover is just a substitute, and that so-called dutiful son isn't really filial either. Why are you putting on such a big show?! But when the earthquake happened... Was my dad, Lin Zehong, all right? A moment later, in another hospital room. The elderly Lin Zehong, who had just woken up, was in a foul mood. He'd thought that when the massive earthquake struck, he and his daughter were both done for. Instead, he'd woken up in an unfamiliar hospital, with a strange "son" named Gu Xiliu. "Dad, don't you remember me? I'm A Liu. Your son, A Liu." Lin Zehong thought back carefully. He'd lived for over fifty years without ever making a serious moral mistake, so where had this son come from?! "What do you mean, A Liu? Where's my daughter?!" "You've got the wrong person. I don't have a son old enough to be you. Where is my daughter, Lin Long?!" Everyone: ??? Has Mr. Gu, the richest man in the province, hit his head? Lin Long: !!! My dad has no idea that he's transmigrated into a book. What do I do? [This is the story of a heroine and her father joining forces to empty the scumbag's family fortune from the original novel and take on the wealthy elite.] [This is the story of a heroine who makes a fortune developing games, takes advantage of players around the world, exports culture, and takes control of public opinion in the gaming industry.] [The actual couple is not the male lead from the original novel. The domineering CEO was adopted. He is not related to the heroine by blood and is not her brother in any sense.] [The heroine does not undermine or bully any other female characters. She works hard, grows, and gradually builds up her studio. She also gets to lean on her real dad for support.] [The actual male lead dotes on the heroine and respects her dreams. The romance is one-on-one, and very sweet.] Coming next: "National Treasures, I'll Send You Home [Quick Transmigration]" Blurb: China is called Xia for its grand rites and Hua for the beauty of its clothing and culture. -- Kong Yingda, Commentary on the Spring and Autumn Annals and the Zuo Tradition Lin Rong, an archaeology student, died of heatstroke. When she woke, she found herself bound to the [System for Sending Lost Cultural Relics Home]. System: [Ding! Host, from now on, you'll travel to different eras and save cultural relics that have been lost overseas, earning relic cards in return.] System: [Relic cards can be exchanged for more life span and all kinds of items. Work hard and you'll reap plenty of rewards!] System: [Newbie gift pack: 30 days of basic life span, a basic supplies pack, one frying pan, and 2,000 in pocket money.] System: [The Host has a basic life span of 30 days. If you fail to obtain your first relic card, you will die in thirty days.] Cultural relics are vessels of civilization, carrying the spiritual legacy of 5,000 years and bearing the finest witness to Chinese history. The Mogao Caves in Dunhuang were looted. The Palace Museum was looted. The Hunan Museum was looted... And countless tombs were excavated and emptied... Tens of thousands of the nation's treasures were lost overseas, never to return to their homeland. Traveling through time, Lin Rong sends them all home, one by one. She witnesses the splendor and decline of civilizations, and discovers the strange and winding stories behind the relics. Theme: Protecting the interests of female players