Back to My Handsome Dad's School Days Before His Disfigurement

[The no-romance childcare story next door, I Have Three CEO Brothers, is updating daily. Visit the author's profile to check it out~] Chi Xue was raised by her disabled father, Guo Yusheng. He was poor, taciturn, disfigured, with only half his chin intact. Her father provided for her and did all the housework, but they were very distant. Chi Xue could only say that she didn't hate him. Then one day, after she acted far too willfully, her father argued with her for the first time. She ran out of the house and across the road. When she looked back, there was a sudden crash, and her father lay in a pool of blood beneath the flashing red light. She regretted it so deeply. She wished she could start over and go back to before her father died. Heaven granted her wish. - When Chi Xue woke up again, her phone had become 3G, ride-hailing apps hadn't appeared yet, and the bustling streets overwhelmed her with sensations she had never experienced. She had become the daughter of a high school homeroom teacher. She was now a freshman, newly transferred to the school. There was an upperclassman at school who was said to be handsome, an outstanding student, and exceptionally gentle and easygoing. She was dragged along to see the upperclassman's back, and suddenly noticed that the side of his chin looked exactly like her father's! When her father was at school, he was always wearing designer clothes, enough to dazzle her. He was nothing like the drab, ordinary man she remembered. When she asked around, she learned that his family was wealthy, and that luxury boutique belonged to his maternal grandfather's family. During exams, her father always breezed into the top three, nothing like the dull, clumsy man he had been. One of his younger brothers had already gotten into university, and he was about to be recommended for admission to Peking University. In the classroom, her father was popular. Girls were always giving him love letters, and he radiated charm and brilliance, without a trace of the gloom she remembered. Chi Xue's memories of her father's past had been blurry. Now that they were clear, she began to fear losing him and couldn't help asking, “Will you have a daughter someday?” He paused, then lowered his head to turn a page in his book and smiled shyly. “I'll love her more than anyone else.” [His tenderness flowed down like sorrow, endless and unbroken. He was like moonlight.] To My White Dove A family-bond story This story is also known as Killing a Wild White Dove The ongoing family-bond story I Have Three CEO Brothers is a no-romance novel. Please add it to your reading list. Visit the author's profile to check it out~ When Chi Ling woke up, he found that he had become smaller. Not only had his body returned to the size of an eight-year-old's, he was also always sleepy, yawning all the time and lacking energy from morning to night. His memories were growing hazy, too. His beloved older brothers were forced to take on the responsibility of caring for little Chi Ling. The eldest brother is a CEO who's all bark and no bite. The second brother is a gentle, thoughtful host. The third brother is a leading researcher and associate professor. And there are countless other impressive older brothers he has never met: a thug who can fly, a police officer who can shoot... Chi Ling used to be a lazy nobody whom everyone disliked, but suddenly became the little darling of the family. He was about to begin a happy childhood. - Everyone knows that the eldest son of the Chi family is cold and heartless, indifferent and distant toward his family, the very model of someone who cares for no one. At the Chi family company, the employees were talking: “I think the boss brought a kid in today.” “Huh, whose kid? Doesn't he hate children? I heard he doesn't even care about his youngest brother.” When the meeting began, the eldest Chi brother sat at the head of the table with a stern expression, but a soft little child was clinging to him. Just as the meeting was about to start, the child said, “I want candy.” The people below didn't dare move. The eldest Chi brother kept a straight face and ordered his employees, “Didn't you hear? He said he wants candy.” Theme: The heart's desire