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The True Eldest Daughter Runs Away from Home: Regret of a Biased Family
The True Eldest Daughter Runs Away from Home: Regret of a Biased Family Plot:
This short drama depicts the story of the real eldest daughter who, feeling ignored and biased against by her family, chooses to run away. Facing numerous hardships and personal growth outside, she gradually realizes the importance of family. Meanwhile, her family members begin to regret their favoritism as they see her struggle and develop. The plot is infused with urban romance, sweet pet elements, and romantic scenes with a domineering CEO. Ultimately, the family members recognize their mistakes, leading to a touching and heartfelt conclusion. The series highlights women's resilience and growth, as well as the true meaning of family and love, making it a warm and inspiring urban fantasy story.
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