Doting on My Sweet Little Wife

She was the Bai family's precious daughter, but someone switched her with another child, leaving her an orphan. She learned to fend for herself at three, kept a low profile at four, and played dumb to outsmart others at five. By pretending to be mute, she missed her chance to be adopted. At ten, however, a dog somehow led the Ji family to adopt her. The nameless orphan became the Ji family's little princess. And so a fateful romance began. Ji Muchen, the Ji family's heir and a genuine princeling, had a breathtakingly handsome face. Cool, proud, wickedly charming, and bewitching, he saw her for the first time and swept her with a glance from his narrow eyes, unmistakable disgust in his refined features. Her older sister pointed to her and said, “Muchen, she's the daughter I adopted...” Years later, he no longer looked at her with disgust. Now his gaze was brazenly full of desire. “Uncle Ji,” she called him, her voice unfamiliar and distant, yet respectful. Ji Muchen said, “Ji Jiuyi, you must have stolen one of my ribs. That's why Heaven sent you to me so early, to fill the gap!” Ji Muchen said, “Ji Jiuyi, maybe Ji Muchen isn't your oxygen, but you are definitely his. He can't live without you.” After Ji Jiuyi started dating Ji Muchen, she turned the tables and became the one calling the shots. “Uncle Ji, they say you've never dated anyone. Is that true?” The man darkened with displeasure and denied it to his last breath. Then he pounced on her and teased, “Why don't you find out for yourself?” After Ji Jiuyi got pregnant, Ji Muchen kept insisting she change the way she addressed him. “Ji Jiuyi.” “What is it, Uncle Ji?” Looking at her innocent, bewildered face, Ji Muchen swallowed the words he had been about to say. After the little bun was born: “Mommy, Mommy, where's my daddy?” “Mommy, Mommy, why does Great-Uncle live at our house and eat and drink for free every day?” “Mommy, Mommy, why does Great-Uncle look so much like me?” The man thought to himself: A stampede of ten thousand grass-mud horses just went by!