After being read, she became a full-time daughter

Tan Li was pulled into the infinite flow world during her adolescence, a period marked by immaturity and irritability. After successfully completing numerous dangerous levels and returning to reality, she underwent a profound transformation, becoming loving, peaceful, and calm. Upon her return, she discovered that she had been transmigrated into the body of a character from a novel. In the original story, this character was the real daughter who had been swapped at birth with a fake daughter named Tan Xinman. The original Tan Li was depicted as sensitive, hostile, and obsessed with competing for family property and affection, ultimately meeting a miserable end. However, Tan Li, now possessing the mindset of a seasoned survivor from the infinite flow world, found the prospect of such drama utterly exhausting. With a monthly allowance of seven figures and additional subsidies, she had no desire to work or compete. Her only goal was to retire early and enjoy a life of leisure.

The Tan family, a wealthy and influential dynasty, initially feared that Tan Li, having grown up in an orphanage, would be difficult to integrate. They expected her to be resentful toward Tan Xinman, who had enjoyed the privileges of a rich daughter. Instead, Tan Li responded with serene acceptance to every proposal. When told she would not manage the company but would live off dividends, she agreed immediately. When informed that a romantic interest was destined for Tan Xinman, she casually noted she could defeat ten such men in a fight. Her indifference confused her new family. Tan Xinman, the fake daughter, was a polished, successful businesswoman and socialite who had been raised by the Tans. She felt guilty about taking Tan Li’s place but was also accustomed to the spotlight. The family dynamics shifted as Tan Li’s lack of ambition and calm demeanor disarmed everyone around her.

Tan Li’s first act of rebellion against the original plot was her refusal to engage in any conflict. She moved into a luxurious castle built by her father, Tan Pei, but quickly requested to move to a more practical villa in Jiangcheng with an elevator, prioritizing comfort over grandeur. Her interactions with her new mother, Wu Xiu, were marked by Tan Li’s blunt honesty and internal monologues that occasionally manifested as audible thoughts, a phenomenon that confused and frightened her family. Wu Xiu, deeply emotional and guilt-ridden over losing her biological daughter, doted on Tan Li excessively. Tan Pei, however, remained wary, viewing Tan Li as a stranger who might disrupt the stability he had built with Tan Xinman.

A significant turning point occurred during a family physical examination at the Tan family’s private hospital. Tan Li encountered a mysterious man in a wheelchair on the rooftop, who appeared to be contemplating suicide. This man was a powerful and feared figure in the infinite flow world, known as the Lord God. Tan Li, displaying her characteristic blend of nonchalance and overwhelming strength, physically subdued him, broke his skirt, and lectured him on the value of life. Her actions shocked the hospital staff and the man himself, who had never encountered anyone who could match his aura. This encounter established a unique dynamic between Tan Li and the Lord God, hinting at future entanglements.

Meanwhile, Tan Xinman’s career and social life continued to thrive. She was engaged to Ying Xu, the second son of the equally wealthy and mysterious Ying family. Ying Xu was a former top actor who had returned to inherit his family’s business, known for his controversial public persona and immense wealth. The engagement was seen as a perfect alliance between two powerful families. However, the arrival of Tan Li introduced uncertainty. Tan Xinman, hearing Tan Li’s inner thoughts about finding a new servant, panicked and offered to leave the family home. Tan Li, uninterested in drama, simply told her to stay, as the family was wealthy enough to support another daughter. This response further confused Tan Xinman and the rest of the family.

The story also explores the contrast between Tan Li’s past and present. In the infinite flow world, she was a ruthless survivor who had defeated the previous system administrator. Now, she chooses to use her powers minimally, preferring a life of luxury and inactivity. Her internal monologues often reveal her true thoughts, which are surprisingly pragmatic and sometimes humorous. She complains about the inconvenience of high heels and dresses, preferring comfort, and views her new life as a well-deserved retirement. The narrative follows her adaptation to wealthy family life, her interactions with the increasingly bewildered Tan family, and the subtle tensions between her and Tan Xinman. As Tan Li settles into her role as the beloved but enigmatic real daughter, the stage is set for further complications involving the Ying family, the Lord God, and the unfolding drama of her new life.