Dad Didn’t Recognize Me… Because I’m Now a Goddess

Cai Shaowei waited in the office for what felt like a long time.

Suddenly, he heard footsteps.

He quickly hid under the desk.

The footsteps outside grew closer and closer.

Then he heard a man’s voice: “Alright, you can leave now.

I need some time alone.”

Cai Shaowei recognized the voice immediately—it was his father, Cai Guolong.

Cai Guolong stepped into the office, his face full of exhaustion.

Ten days ago, when he learned that his son had been assassinated, he was devastated.

He had been investigating the killer ever since, but still hadn’t found anything.

However, judging from the fact that his enemy could hire a top-tier assassin like “Black Rose,” their identity was certainly no simple matter.

Cai Guolong walked over to the desk in a daze.

Suddenly, a figure made him tense up.

He quickly retreated to the side and looked at the stunning young girl before him, astonishment rising in his heart.

‘What a strange girl.

How did she sneak in here?

Could she be here to assassinate me?’

At this thought, Cai Guolong’s heart tightened, and he shouted loudly, “Who are you?”

Cai Shaowei was confused.

‘Why doesn’t Father recognize me?’

Then he suddenly remembered—he had transformed.

No wonder his father didn’t recognize him.

Cai Shaowei walked toward Cai Guolong and said, “I’m Shaowei, Dad.”

“Shaowei?

Heh, are you messing with me?

Are you mocking me for not only failing to recognize my own son but also being unable to tell a man from a woman?

Speak!

Where did you come from, and what is your purpose?”

Cai Guolong stared sharply at the girl’s every move.

If she made any threatening gesture, he wouldn’t hesitate to take her down.

Cai Shaowei stopped to let his father calm down a bit.

Then he slowly explained his experience to Cai Guolong.

After hearing Cai Shaowei’s explanation, Cai Guolong’s face alternated between pale and green.

Then he said with a smirk, “Do you take me for a fool?

Why would I believe such an absurd story?”

Cai Shaowei waved his hand and said, “I knew you wouldn’t believe me.

Alright, ask me some questions that only we father and son would know.

If I answer them all correctly, that will prove I’m your son.”

Cai Guolong thought this was a good method and immediately began questioning him eagerly.

Though he didn’t believe it in his heart, part of him paradoxically hoped his son hadn’t died.

He asked ten questions in a row, and the young girl answered every single one correctly.

The ten questions ranged from minor to major, covering both daily life and underworld affairs.

Cai Guolong suddenly collapsed onto the floor in shock.

After only a moment, he sprang to his feet and rushed over to hug the girl.

“Son, it really is you!

You’re not dead!

This is wonderful, this is wonderful!

The Cai family still has an heir!”

Cai Shaowei felt very awkward.

“Dad, even though I’m not dead, the Cai family… look at me now.”

Cai Guolong let go of Cai Shaowei, looked him over, and his face showed clear discomfort.

“My poor child.

Don’t worry, Dad will avenge you!”

At the mention of revenge, Cai Shaowei became fired up.

He eagerly told Cai Guolong everything he knew.

“Ah Hua… he actually betrayed us?

No… he doesn’t have the guts.

There’s someone behind him.

And they’re still part of our Black Dragon Society.

I have a good guess who it is.”

Cai Guolong said in a deep voice.

“What do I need to do?”

Cai Shaowei realized that there was a traitor within their gang, possibly even an elder-level member.

This was no small matter, so he would have to follow Cai Guolong’s orders.

“Nothing.

You were brought back by a god and entrusted with a mission.

I can’t let you be in danger again.

Go home and rest.

Let your father handle this.”

Cai Guolong’s face was dark and grim.

“But…”

“No buts.

I don’t want to lose you again.

Go home.

I’ll take care of things here.

It will be resolved within three days.”

Cai Shaowei had no choice but to leave and go home alone.

He thought about it and realized it made sense.

He didn’t really have any skills anyway.

If he stayed with his father, he’d only hold him back.

His father had roamed the underworld for thirty years and had weathered countless storms.

He could handle this one perfectly as well.

When he got home, Cai Shaowei felt an itch all over his body.

Who knew how long that goddess had been dead?

Of course she would itch.

Still, Cai Shaowei felt lucky—at least this body hadn’t decomposed…

He took off his clothes and went to the bathroom.

When he saw himself in the mirror, Cai Shaowei was completely mesmerized.

“Damn, the goddess’s body is this hot?

No, wait—this is my body now.

Shit, my nose is bleeding.

How embarrassing.”

The girl in the mirror had curved, delicate eyebrows—soft, charming, and alluring.

Her flirtatious eyes shimmered like autumn waters, gentle and full of feeling.

Her tender skin was flawless, so soft it seemed like it might drip water.

Her cherry-like lips in particular were red and glistening, impossibly tempting, stirring the heart and confusing the mind.

One wanted to kiss her fiercely on those alluring red lips, to plant kisses inch by inch on her fair, tender skin.

Her long hair reached her waist—silky, smooth, and beautiful.

Her waist was soft and slender, slim enough to encircle with one hand.

Her figure was delicate and curvaceous, with all the right proportions.

It made her hips look firm and round, and her breasts stood tall and proud, captivating to behold.

Cai Shaowei measured his height—170 centimeters.

More than ten centimeters shorter than before.

No wonder everyone else seemed so tall.

“Ah, to think that I, still a virgin, would end up becoming a woman like this.

God, you’ve really screwed me over…

Oh well, it is what it is.

I’ll just take it one step at a time.”

With that thought, Cai Shaowei finally felt a little lighter.

He took a good, long bath.

Perhaps because he was too tired, he actually fell asleep in the bathtub.

Around nightfall, the bathwater turned cold, and Cai Shaowei woke up from the discomfort.

“Man, I actually fell asleep.

I’m so hungry.

Time to eat.”

Because of his unusual family circumstances, Cai Shaowei had never eaten home-cooked meals growing up.

He always ate out.

So even after transforming, when it came time to eat, he naturally thought of going out to find food.

The only difference was that now he didn’t have a gang of underlings following behind him.