The Little Young Master Returns to the Top Wealthy Family

This novel is complete. For the extra chapters, please visit the author's page and read “Xixi and Jingxuan: Extras.” Please add the new novel “This Kid Is Way Too Easy to Look After [Entertainment Industry]” to your reading list. - When Xixi was a little over three, his parents died in a car accident. His relatives on both sides of the family passed him around, and he had to move between at least three homes every month just to get by. Before he was even four, he already understood how fickle people could be. One day, after Xixi ate half an apple too many, his uncle made him stand outside as punishment. As Xixi silently sobbed, he met a beautiful stranger dressed in elegant, expensive clothes. The stranger said to him, “Xixi, I’m your mother. Will you come with me?” From that day on, Xixi returned to the wealthy Huo family. He became the sole heir everyone talked about, the Huo family’s one and only little heir. Dad: “Xixi, if you don’t feel at home here, we can move to another estate.” Mom: “Xixi, Mommy has prepared three walk-in closets for you. I’ll also get you a little car to drive around in the closets, okay?” Grandpa: “Xixi, come on, let’s go play golf. Grandpa will take you for a stroll around the course.” Grandma: “Stop buying things all the time. Xixi’s health matters most. Get five nutritionists to help our Xixi get into shape.” Xixi, who used to have to depend on other people for a roof over his head: “It’s… all happening so suddenly…” - But the Huo family didn’t send away Huo Jingxuan, the fake young master. They continued to treat him as if he were their own son. Outsiders waited for a battle between the real and fake young masters over their family’s affections. Some even loved comparing the two and pitting them against each other. Who could have guessed that the person in the Huo family who doted on the real young master the most would be the fake young master, Huo Jingxuan? Xixi gained the love of his wealthy father, his award-winning actress mother, and his grandparents. He also received Huo Jingxuan’s uniquely devoted care and affection. Weren’t the real and fake young masters supposed to fight over everyone’s attention? Huo Jingxuan: “Who would fight Xixi for attention? I can’t get enough of him.” A day-to-day child-rearing story about a pampered little darling / the fake young master is reborn - Note: The real and fake young masters are not on the same household registration, and have no legal or blood ties. Please be aware. - Please add my new child-rearing novel to your reading list: “This Kid Is Way Too Easy to Look After [Entertainment Industry]” Lin Wenyan is a singer in the entertainment industry who considers himself easygoing and loves life. By chance, he enters the world of a novel, continuing the life of a minor character who was supposed to die unexpectedly. He becomes an unknown, struggling young star. The original character had little star power but plenty of drama, and people in the industry couldn’t stand him. On top of that, he kept leeching off his idol’s popularity, so the idol’s fans blocked him every day to yell at him. The moment Lin Wenyan opens his eyes, he finds himself at the live broadcast of a variety show where celebrities look after kids. He’s about to be paired up with a little one for the show. There are four kids: one is a child star with a built-in fanbase, one is a lively and cheerful little pottery maker, and one is a spoiled, clingy little princess. The little one left over is called Nuonuo. He’s wary of everyone, quiet, picky about food, and neither cries nor smiles much. The three celebrity guests act first and ask questions later, each scooping up one of the first three kids. That leaves Nuonuo. Lin Wenyan and little Nuonuo stare wide-eyed at each other: Let’s not be fussy about each other. We’ll just make the best of it. It’s not like we can quit filming, right? The other male guests secretly rejoice: It’s obvious Lin Wenyan and Nuonuo won’t get along. Just wait until Lin Wenyan makes a fool of himself. The audience: This kid looks like a handful. Can Lin Wenyan handle him? Don’t make him cry. Lin Wenyan is famous for his awful temper and being difficult and unbearably spoiled. Can he really look after a kid? Poor little thing. Who knows how Lin Wenyan is going to mistreat him? I’m really worried Lin Wenyan will hurt the kid. Damn it, if he wants to make money, can’t he take another show? Why come here to torment a little kid?! But as the livestream goes on, both the guests and the audience realize something is off. Nuonuo, who hardly ever speaks and never plays with anyone, is actually following Lin Wenyan everywhere he goes. Lin Wenyan is cooking in the kitchen. Nuonuo sits on a little stool beside his legs, quietly reading a fairytale book. Every so often, he reminds Lin Wenyan, “Don’t waste the flour!” Lin Wenyan is picking vegetables in the big yard. Nuonuo carries a large vegetable basket and obediently follows behind him, occasionally murmuring, “Don’t step on the little flowers!” Lin Wenyan goes to the bathroom. Nuonuo brings a little stool and waits outside, looking up at him with earnest concern: “Did you bring toilet paper?” Even when Lin Wenyan goes to bed, Nuonuo stands on the bed to tuck him in, kisses his forehead, and says in a sweet, obedient voice, “Good night, Yanyan. Don’t kick off your blanket.” Lin Wenyan: “Looking after a kid is this easy~” The audience: “Wait, who’s looking after whom?!” The guests, frazzled by adorable kids who cry their eyes out, refuse to sleep, or are terribly picky eaters: “Can we still switch kids?” - During the show, the other little ones burst into tears. Lin Wenyan can’t bear to see them cry and wants to coax them with desserts. But little Nuonuo, standing by his legs, glares at him. Nuonuo: “Yanyan, if you go comfort the other kids, I’ll cry for you! Really, really loudly!” Lin Wenyan: “…” - As the variety show grows popular, viewers are surprised to discover that Lin Wenyan, who used to be neither popular nor notorious in the industry, can effortlessly make all kinds of delicate desserts and cakes, and is also a great cook. Even the tunes he casually hums to soothe a child sound like heaven. From then on, Lin Wenyan’s focused dessert-making on a food show wins him a crowd of fans who love life. As a guest on a music variety show, he performs classic old songs, earns praise from the original singer, and is invited to record a song together. When a hit idol drama airs, the theme song sung by Lin Wenyan leaves the competition in the dust in download numbers. When a movie based on a famous fairytale hits theaters, fans are surprised to discover that Lin Wenyan is the voice actor. Lin Wenyan: “Isn’t this what I’ve always done!” Theme: Protect the purest and most sincere childlike innocence in the world.