For generations, the Shao and Cheng families have carried an ancient vendetta, their feud so profound that even industry insiders grasp only fragments of its origins. The Shao family's three immovable laws define their relationship with their rivals: absolutely no business collaboration with the Chengs, no marriages between families, and never—under any circumstances—public appearances alongside them. That fragile status quo shatters when an enchanting little girl enters the Shao Group building's lobby, her appearance almost surreal: an elaborate pink dress, a coordinating hair clip, and a plush backpack in the same bubblegum shade. She moves with surprising purpose for someone who looks barely six years old. The receptionist assumes she's a lost child until the girl's request cuts through the assumptions. "I need to see Shao Chengze," she announces, speaking the CEO's full name with unexpected formality. Intrigued by the girl's polished appearance and composed demeanor, the receptionist inquires gently. "Sweetheart, what are your parents' names?" "My mommy is Cheng Jinlan," the girl replies without hesitation. Cheng Jinlan. The Second Miss of the Cheng family. The shock reverberates through the receptionist's mind—a member of the rival clan, willingly entering their building, seems utterly impossible. "As for my dad," the girl continues with striking matter-of-factness, "I need some of Shao Chengze's hair. I'm going to use it for a DNA test to find out if he's really my father." The revelation spreads like wildfire. The lobby freezes. Conversations die mid-sentence. Every head turns. Only Shao Chengze, stepping from the elevator at the center of his executive team, appears unfazed. He studies the pink-clad girl with dark, fox-like eyes that betray sudden interest. Cheng Liqi recognizes him immediately. She catches her breath, and in that moment, paternity becomes secondary. His eyes—sharp, intelligent, distinctly fox-like—mirror something within her own gaze. Suddenly, whether he's her biological father matters far less than she anticipated. She's drawn to him. To those eyes. To their shared, unmistakable beauty.