What? The Beijing Circle's Buddha is My Dad!?

Xiang Chu transmigrated into a domineering CEO novel full of hateful seas and fated love. Her mother was a refined young lady from a scholarly family, and the male lead was the all-powerful young prince of the capital's elite circle. The good news: by the time she transmigrated over, the plot had already finished. The bad news: the female lead had died sixteen years ago, and she herself had been raised from childhood by the female lead family's chauffeur—but now the chauffeur had a terminal illness, so she took her birth certificate to go find her father. The male lead constantly twirled a priceless Buddhist bead bracelet, cold and ascetic, ruthless in his methods—with a mere lift of his ...