I Became the Adopted Daughter of the Male Main Character
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- Types of genre
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Cartoon
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- Year of Production
- 2021
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- Content Type
- Mobile Online (Scroll View)
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- Target Age
- All
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- Quantity
- 87
Video
Summary
Duke Boreoti hears his friend Kanis Line bragging about his son and impulsively adopts an orphan.
Felio names the girl, who looks very much like him, Lionie and the two form a relationship.
Lionie meets various people and experiences various things in a new environment.
She laughs a lot, cries at times, and receives a whole bunch of love from Felio as she forms a self-image of “Leonie Boreoti.”
And she also learns of an unexpected secret that she has.
That secret connects to the beginning of the original story, which begins 5 years later.
Felio names the girl, who looks very much like him, Lionie and the two form a relationship.
Lionie meets various people and experiences various things in a new environment.
She laughs a lot, cries at times, and receives a whole bunch of love from Felio as she forms a self-image of “Leonie Boreoti.”
And she also learns of an unexpected secret that she has.
That secret connects to the beginning of the original story, which begins 5 years later.
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In 2021, we launched our video production arm, Studio TOYOU, evolving into a comprehensive content production company based on webtoon IPs. With successful adaptations such as Tong Memories, Dokgo Rewind, Item, and Shark, we continue to develop a wide range of cross-media content that transcends platform boundaries.
Our flagship titles include the integrated universe series such as Tong, Dokgo, and Blood Rain, as well as Shark, Cleaner K, and Polar Night. These works are serviced across major domestic and international content platforms. We are actively expanding into global co-productions of webtoons and multimedia adaptations—including film, publishing, and animation—targeting key markets such as Japan, China, North America, and Europe.
In 2021, we launched our video production arm, Studio TOYOU, evolving into a comprehensive content production company based on webtoon IPs. With successful adaptations such as Tong Memories, Dokgo Rewind, Item, and Shark, we continue to develop a wide range of cross-media content that transcends platform boundaries.