They Say My Dad Is the Emperor

Shanshan lost her father before she was even born, and she and her mother depended on each other. One day, an important figure arrived from the capital and said that her mother was the true daughter of a powerful official's family, switched at birth with another child. But it was all too late. The false daughter had already married her childhood sweetheart, her betrothed since birth, in grand style. She was now a marquise with a husband of high rank and honor, and children of her own. Shanshan's mother, on the other hand, was a merchant's daughter whose husband had died, and she had a little burden like Shanshan in tow. Even if the two daughters returned to their rightful places, things had already been decided. After the initial guilt wore off, people soon began to think the mother and daughter were too vulgar to be seen in polite society, bringing shame upon a distinguished family. Until one day, Shanshan accompanied her mother to a palace banquet. The emperor, usually so stern and imposing, accidentally knocked over the wine cup on his table when he saw her mother... P.S. A lighthearted child-rearing story. The child won't grow up even by the end. There is a childhood-sweetheart couple. The romance focuses on the parents. It's a fictional setting, so there's no need to nitpick the details. Completed historical romances: My Father, Who Died in Battle, Has Returned; The False Heiress's Laid-Back Days; The First Secretary's Wife Starts Over; Everyone but Me Has Been Reborn; Palace Intrigue Is No Match for Being a Cat; The Reborn Tyrant; The General's Daily Indulgence of His Wife; My Husband Is a Dragon; The Substitute Doesn't Want to Work Anymore After Being Reborn Completed contemporary romances: The Top Streamer Wore the Wrong Secret Identity; The CEO Got the Wrong Script; The Superstar Lives Next Door; My Ex-Husband Keeps Flirting with Me After I Lost My Memory; Don't Be Afraid, I'm a Decent Person ☆More child-rearing stories of this type☆ My Father, Who Died in Battle, Has Returned Blurb: Miaomiao had a father who was a great general, renowned far and wide, undefeated and unstoppable. That's what her mother told her before she died. She'd never met her father. Everyone said he was a good-for-nothing who lounged around all day, and that he'd died before she was born. She lived with her uncle's family, in the smallest, shabbiest room, doing the dirtiest and most exhausting chores. One day, her uncle kicked her out of the shabby little room, and she went 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 glinting coldly, his bearing majestic. Her great general father had returned from the dead to take her home. Theme: Love life and face difficulties with a positive attitude