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Don't Mess With Little Miss
Don't Mess With Little Miss Plot:
In the glittering city, wealthy and spirited heiress Lin Xiaoxiao appears spoiled but hides a secret guardian—her father Lin Qiang, a humble businessman secretly obsessed as a 'daughter slave'. When playboy Wang Shao schemes to harass Xiaoxiao, Lin cleverly exposes his scandals, sparking hilarious twists. Yet Wang's own 'daughter slave' father, Wang Kun, enters the scene, igniting a ridiculous duel between the dads as business rivals and family protectors. Kun plots revenge, only for Qiang to outwit him in a series of comedic confrontations, unveiling shocking childhood secrets that threaten their empires. Filled with uproarious clashes and heartfelt tension, the short drama climaxes with unexpected revelations about identity and paternal devotion, leaving audiences both laughing and moved by the ultimate 'guardian showdown'!
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