My Biological Father Lives Next Door

Zhou Jiaoyang is reborn. Her mother dies when she's born, and her wealthy biological father finds her upsetting to look at, so he sends her to be raised in the family mansion in their remote hometown. Let her think through the plot: At some age, she's taken back and learns that her biological father has remarried and has a beloved stepdaughter living with him. And she has a miserable time there. This time, she's not going back, no matter what. Whoever wants to go can go. But then little Zhou Jiaoyang suddenly discovers back in her hometown that the nanny and housekeeper caring for her want to harm her. They plan to switch her with another child and insist she call them Mom and Dad. Good grief, anything connected to the plot is terrifying. She needs to get out of there, fast. Little Zhou Jiaoyang runs away in the middle of the night. A kind person takes her to the police station. Whatever they ask, she knows nothing, just plays dumb and shakes her head. Ask again and she cries. In the end, they send her to stay at an orphanage. She stays for two years, then a kind person adopts her. When she arrives at her adoptive family's home and sees the name of the residential community, it looks strangely familiar. As it turns out, after going around in circles, she's become neighbors with her biological father's family, and the two families are on very good terms. Things are lively at her biological father's house. The nanny had brought the child over ahead of time, so now the stepdaughter, the "biological daughter," and the stepmother all live together. Now the stepdaughter wants to win her over so they can isolate the other girl together? But she just wants to watch the drama unfold. Then she can't seem to watch the drama anymore. Her genetic advantages start to show, and her biological father's gaze turns strange. Theme: What's a threshold? Ability is the door; lacking ability is the hurdle.