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After Understanding Furry Friends, the Regent Daddy Spoils Me Rotten
After Understanding Furry Friends, the Regent Daddy Spoils Me Rotten Plot:
Lin Wanwan, an unloved illegitimate daughter of the Marquis Mansion, gains the ability to understand furry animals' thoughts after a drowning accident—starting with "Xue Tuan," the arrogant snow lion cat of Regent Chu Yanxing. Xue Tuan always complains about the regent's "hard mouth": he sends ginseng soup at midnight but claims it's "left over from the cat's sip"; he fears she'll be hurt by rumors, so he takes her to the Regent Mansion "to recover" in the cat's name. Using her "cat-understanding" skill, Wanwan repeatedly exposes the regent's "disguise," only to find that the rumored "cold-hearted" regent has secretly hidden her small hair ribbon in his sleeve and even felt murderous intent for the first time when she was bullied. When Xue Tuan tattles, "He smiled at your handkerchief all night last night!" Wanwan finally understands—the title "Daddy" was just his ten-year-long hidden love—he's had her in his bones since she was a baby.
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