I Became the Male Lead’s Adopted Daughter

Leonia didn’t really have any particular intention to change the original story at this point.

She had already altered the original quite a bit, and she had no desire to spout nonsense about needing to “correct the course” of the plot.

That would be no different from denying her own existence.

With a rich, powerful, handsome, and muscular father, she was living a great life—and frankly, the original storyline didn’t matter much to Leonia.

Still, since she now lived in the world of the novel, she needed to at least be aware of it.

The problem was, there weren’t many ways to confirm things.

To start with, the original novel didn’t really mention the protagonists’ ages.

All it said was that the male lead was older than the female lead, that both were extremely capable for their age, and that they aged well even as they grew older.

Like typical rofan protagonists, their exact ages were never specified.

For them, age was just a number.

'Except for one person.'

Even Ferio and the Marquis of Pardus—who otherwise never got along—were united in their distaste for this individual.