Where’s My Baby
Six years ago, Jiang Wanyi, a top elite operative of the Dark Pavilion, crossed paths with Shen Nanfeng, the powerful head of a prominent imperial capital clan, during a mission. After their encounter, Jiang Wanyi left without a word. She soon discovered she was pregnant and gave birth to their daughter Tangtang alone. Tangtang suffers from a rare cold poison since childhood, which can only be cured by the Shen Family’s ancestral blood jade. To save her daughter’s life, Jiang Wanyi chooses to retire. She heads to the imperial capital with Tangtang to find the child’s birth father and obtain the antidote. Shortly after arriving in the capital, Jiang Wanyi runs into Shen Nanfeng at a restaurant. At that moment, Shen Nanfeng is being provoked by rivals. Tangtang steps forward to help, displaying extraordinary capabilities and claims kinship with him on the spot. Shen Nanfeng grows curious about this mysterious mother and daughter. Later, Jiang Wanyi attends Shen’s mother’s birthday banquet with Tangtang. Wen Xueqian, a woman close to Shen Nanfeng, publicly humiliates her over her gift. Remaining calm and dignified, Jiang Wanyi walks onto the stage with her daughter to acknowledge their blood tie. Her powerful words shock everyone, kicking off the saga of recognizing family within the wealthy clan. Desperate to secure her position, Wen Xueqian secretly tampers with the paternity test, fabricates lies to drive them apart, and repeatedly schemes against Jiang Wanyi and Tangtang. She even attempts to harm them. Thanks to her wit and remarkable skills, Tangtang defuses dangers time and again — blocking vehicles to protect her mother, fighting back at school, and rescuing her father from a fire. Steady and composed, Jiang Wanyi shields her daughter while uncovering the truth and exposing Wen Xueqian’s plots and falsehoods. As misunderstandings pile up and secrets gradually surface, Shen Nanfeng notices inconsistencies between Wen Xueqian’s account and his memories of what happened six years ago, and begins to doubt her. After countless crises and trials, he is moved by Jiang Wanyi’s resilience and Tangtang’s innocence. He firmly stands by the mother and daughter.
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