Mess with Daddy–– bye-bye, money!
Reborn as the Goddess of Fortune, baby Amy finds refuge with an outcast uncle while her birth father’s empire crumbles.
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About Mess with Daddy–– bye-bye, money!
He thought he threw away a curse. He threw away his fortune. Reborn as the Goddess of Fortune, baby Amy is rescued by the outcast uncle her family despises. As his life turns around and her birth father’s empire begins to crumble, Amy’s true identity threatens to expose the secret he would kill to keep buried.
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch Mess with Daddy–– bye-bye, money!?
- A reborn baby carries the power of the Goddess of Fortune.
- An outcast uncle becomes Amy’s refuge.
- A hidden identity threatens a secret as an empire crumbles.
Who is this story for?
- For viewers who enjoy fantasy family drama.
- For viewers drawn to hidden identities and fortunes at risk.
What to expect
- Rebirth and fortune
- Outcast family member
- Crumbling empire
- Buried identity
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Female Lead
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