My Dad-Type Husband [Book Transmigration]

Blurb Wen Xiaofu is the only daughter of the richest man in the country. She has skin as fair as snow and beauty like a flower, and lives a peaceful life. Unfortunately, she is a delicate, sickly girl; even a little cough can throw her whole family into chaos. Her loving father is terribly worried about her. Before she is even an adult, he starts looking for a suitable husband: "You're soft-natured, and your health is poor. With all that money in the family, you'll easily attract bad people, so it's best to raise your husband from childhood." Wen Xiaofu has no objection, but she does have a few requirements: he has to be tall, handsome, talented, and from a good family! After looking around, they choose the thirteen-year-old young master of the Zhou family, who have just gone bankrupt. Zhou Song rose from humble beginnings. After eight years of hard work, he finally made a place for himself in the world. He has no idea how he offended his little sister, but she wrote him into a book, where he became the live-in son-in-law of the richest family in the country. Faced with a pampered little princess who needs someone to feed her, coax her into taking medicine, and keep her company when she's bored, he finds her nothing but a nuisance. He resolves to start his own business as soon as possible and end the engagement. But one day, whenever she furrows her brow, he becomes anxious. Whenever she coughs, he frets for ages... A little scene Everyone in the wealthy social circle knows Zhou Song is a devoted wife-doter. He builds her a lavish castle, bids on priceless jewelry, assembles a top-tier medical team, and hires an elite thirty-person playmate squad for her. People around them: This must be the limit of spoiling someone! But on one outing... "The ground is dirty. I'll carry you." "That chair is hard. Sit on my lap." "Careful, it's hot. Let me blow on it for you..." The people around them stare in shock: He's treating her like his daughter! Please note: Told from the heroine's perspective. The hero transmigrates into a book. Theme: A happy marriage begins with spoiling your wife.