The Real Heiress Was Adopted by the Villain

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[The main story is complete. Bonus chapters are being updated.]

[An'an, see that? The most dazzling person on the second floor of the mall is your dad. Don't hesitate. Run up and hug him. Cry, make a scene, wail as loud as you can and call him Dad.]

Following the comments' instructions, the not-yet-four-year-old found a man with a rainbow-colored, spiky hairstyle and decided he was the most dazzling person in the crowd.

Overjoyed, she hugged the leg of Wen Zhou, who was arguing heatedly with a store clerk, and called him Dad. She had no idea she'd just passed her biological father and the fake heiress.

[An'an, sweetie, he's Villain No. 3, not your dad. Why do you think he dyed his hair every color of the rainbow? Is he trying to reach the sky and stand shoulder to shoulder with the rainbow? The male lead would never get such a ridiculous hairstyle! He's not your dad. Run!]

Unfortunately, An'an knew too few characters to understand the comments, and was convinced Wen Zhou was "Dad."

When her real dad came to take her away, the young master of the Wen family held the uneasy An'an in his arms, looking down at him arrogantly.

"You can have An'an back, but first give your fake daughter back to her real mother. Once she's gone through the same abuse as An'an, I'll consider handing An'an over to you."

An'an breathed a sigh of relief. She knew her biological father would never agree to those terms.

The child he'd raised himself was the proof of his love for his wife, while she was just a passerby who happened to share their genes.

Amid her biological parents' love and hatred, she was merely an unwanted accident.

Rumor had it that the young Mr. Wen, who'd been living a quiet life since his first wife's death, had suddenly acquired a daughter and cherished her like a precious jewel.

No one took it seriously. They assumed the young Mr. Wen was using her to fight for the family fortune and paid the child no mind.

At the family recognition banquet:

Rumor had it that the eldest Wen daughter, who'd left home to strike out on her own, held the little girl and kissed her over and over, then dressed An'an up as the most dazzling little princess.

Rumor had it that the second Wen son, a film star who'd cut ties with the family, showed up in formal attire and beamed as he held the newly crowned little princess of the Wen family.

Rumor had it that the flamboyant, arrogant young master of the Wen family bounced around as the second son repeatedly provoked him. "If I weren't disqualified, there's no way Big Brother would've gotten to adopt An'an."

Rumor had it that the reclusive Old Mr. Wen smacked the young master's bottom with his cane. "Shut up. You haven't even shed your monkey fur yet, and you think you can be An'an's dad? Who do you think you are?"

Rumor had it that the young Mr. Wen, who'd supposedly been using the child to fight for the family fortune, quietly withdrew the hand he'd extended to take the cane.

Everyone: What... What happened to the wealthy family's brutal power struggle?

The male lead, waiting for the Wen family to reject the little girl and return their daughter to them: ...

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P.S. This is a child-rearing story. The heroine is genuinely a little girl.

The only ones who care for the child are the comments and the kind, gentle older brothers and sisters behind them.

The girl's parents are the male and female leads of a tearjerker about a man suffering as he tries to win his wife back.

Theme: The little boat has passed ten thousand mountains