The perspective of this blurb is a little confusing.
-+- Wen, who was given the urgent responsibility of raising a child, had no idea that his soft-hearted, compassionate gesture would plant such a huge problem for the family of three...
-+- He meant to find his daughter a little sidekick and raise him to be a tiny messenger who would report her schedule and daily activities full-time. Who could have guessed that he’d be letting a wolf into the house? By the time he regretted it, it was too late, and there was nothing he could do. After all, he’d dug this hole himself...
-+- The sweet little pig he raised so carefully rooted around under his very nose and got his own fresh, tender cabbage. This is truly, truly, unforgivable!
-+- Wen family’s little cabbage, Ruyi: She thought her dad had heard her birthday wish and brought her a cute little sister who could stay by her side all the time (sparkling eyes). Turns out she was imagining things. Her dad’s real goal was to raise her future husband (cold face).
-+- The little white pig with the surname Tang, Yuan Gui, who Doctor Wen sees as an ungrateful wretch: It’s not my fault I turned into an ungrateful wretch. You can only blame this cabbage for being so gorgeous that I can’t keep the wolf’s tail hidden under my piggy suit anymore (innocent~).
1: The leads are not related by blood, nor are they legally adoptive relatives.
2: If you really can’t enjoy this story, feel free to leave. No need to announce that you were here.
3: The setting and background are entirely fictional, so please don’t associate them with reality. The characters aren’t based on real people, either.
4: (There’s a vicious dog hiding behind the blurb.) The author is fierce and feisty. If anyone insults me or spams the comments maliciously, there’s a good chance I’ll insult you back...
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First version of the blurb: 2020.6.25
Theme: Companionship and growing together carry love.
