Princess Jane's Daddy Makeover
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Jane Young, the Eldest Princess of the Vermilion Kingdom, found her soul reborn into an 8-year-old modern girl on the day of her 15th birthday. The original host body she now inhabited belonged to the real heiress who had been secretly swapped at birth. At home, this girl had endured nothing but cold shoulders and neglect, with all parental affection stolen by the fake heiress—who eventually left her to starve to death. Furious yet smiling bitterly, Jane thought, since ancient times, fathers are meant to show paternal love, and children filial piety. But if this father has no love to give… she’ll just find herself a new one! A father whom everyone looks down upon, a good-for-nothing? As the prestigious Eldest Princess, training a wastrel like him would be child’s play!
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