It's extremely beautiful, and I highly recommend it. The heroine is a real daughter and will never forgive her brain-dead family members.
The grandpa's family dotes on the heroine. There is no father-daughter relationship, but the heroine has a little uncle, who is like the heroine's adoptive father. He is particularly doting on the heroine. The scientific research boss has no CP, and the heroine also has three cousins.
A very interesting story about childhood sweethearts. The heroine is cute, beautiful, warm and healing, and has a bit of humor. The heroine lives in a single-parent family but her father loves her very much. She is an only daughter and the daughter of a rich family. The highlight is that her father has many ex-girlfriends, and the hero is the ball in the running.
It's very beautiful, with a cp emotional line, but dad has no emotional line
The heroine had a miserable life before she came to find her father. She was abused by her family and suffered a lot of grievances. The main story begins at the age of fourteen.
A campus novel about childhood sweethearts, the emotional line is good to read, but the family line I find annoying
Her father is a movie star, and her mother went back to the village to give birth to the heroine without any discussion after she got pregnant. The heroine lived a hard life. Her mother died and became an orphan. She was found by her father when she was thirteen years old. She was bullied at school for a long time, which resulted in the heroine's sensitive character. I want to scold her mother here. She is really sick. If you are afraid of dragging down the heroine's father, why don't you give birth to the heroine? You want the heroine to be born as a Japanese?
The heroine's father was also a little sick. When he found the heroine, he only sent his assistant to pick him up. He hadn't had any formal talk, explanation, or communication with his daughter for a long time. It was his fault that the heroine didn't want to recognize him. Later, the heroine reconciled with him and I felt aggrieved. He also didn't compensate the heroine. He didn't even say anything, and just explained it with a twist.
It has exactly the same framework, writing style, and character design as when I decided to go find my biological father. The only difference is that the heroine has a twin brother.
It looked good in the early stage, but it was chaotic in the later stage. The heroine was thrown into an orphanage and adopted. After the real daughter came back, her family kept it secret from her. She thought she was her biological child and suffered a lot. Her family knew that she was not her biological child, so she decided to be pretentious. After awakening, the heroine went to find her father. She was wrong, but his father was very good to her. She should have found her biological parents later. Anyway, I don't think she should forgive her biological parents for letting her live in the orphanage. The heroine should have admitted it and felt aggrieved.