Dr. Mori, I'm Really Not Your Daughter

Have you ever experienced despair? The kind that makes you wish you could just die on the spot.

Lin Nian was an ordinary high school student. She took part in her school's welcome party like any other student, acting as a villainous witch in a play. At her classmates' urging, she put on purple-red contact lenses and split her bangs into two sections, securing them with hair gel. They said it would make her look more villainous.

Then she dropped into a little alley in Yokohama, was forced to question her own existence, and finally had to admit that she had somehow stumbled into the kind of plot you only find in novels. She was an ordinary high school student, and she'd transmigrated!

Then the world played a cruel joke on her. She was in Japan...

Damn it! She'd read romance novels back in the day. Other people transmigrated to fictional worlds or historical eras. Why had she ended up in Japan, of all places?

After struggling to find work in an unfamiliar place, using the Chinese-style Japanese she'd picked up from her classmates to get by, she finally found a job in Chinatown. Just as she was preparing to look for a way home, a few people who saw her face kept giving her strange looks.

Then one day, a down-and-out doctor in a white coat grabbed her hand and said he was her father.

Lin Nian: What the heck? Where did I get a dad?

The down-and-out doctor: Oh my, this is quite a predicament.

Once her life settled down, she became pretty laid-back. She had to go to school and earn money, occasionally used her special ability to do good deeds, and now had a calico cat to look after.

Life was hard, but she kept going.

Theme: A harmonious socialist society