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My Mom Is the Military Governor's True Daughter—So What If I'm Tough?
My Mom Is the Military Governor's True Daughter—So What If I'm Tough? Plot:
During the Republic of China era, Gu Xiaotang grew up on the streets, developing a “tough” personality to protect her mother—who was the military governor's mansion's long-lost true daughter, swapped at birth. When her mother reclaimed her status, Xiaotang followed her into the mansion, only to be mocked as a “wild girl with no manners” by the concubine's daughter and stewards: the concubine's daughter deliberately broke her jade pendant and accused her of “attacking,” while the steward tried to deduct her allowance for “disrespecting hierarchy.” Xiaotang snapped back, “My mom is the true daughter—so what if I'm tough?!” But when the mansion was poisoned and her mother framed, her “toughness” became her sharpest weapon: her ruthlessness in catching the culprit, her determination in protecting her mother, revealed that her “toughness” was both a survival armor from the streets and a reflection of her mother's 20-year wish to “give her the best.” As Xiaotang's “toughness” cuts through lies, the truth about her mother's swap decades ago slowly emerges...
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