The Six-Year-Old Matchmaker

Billionaire group president Ethan Cole, weary of women who approach him only for his money, sends his six-year-old daughter Lily to take his place in a matchmaking interview—a way to screen for a partner who values inner character over wealth. Long-haul truck driver Maya shows up for the meeting: unfazed by Ethan's feigned poverty, she wins him over with her sincerity and toughness, moved instead by Lily's situation. Ethan keeps up his disguise as a lowly warehouse porter while getting to know Maya, witnessing her independent, unyielding character firsthand. But Maya's stepfather Frank's family—greedy and selfish—try to use Maya as a bargaining chip for their own gain. After a series of conflicts, Ethan finally confesses his true identity as the billionaire president. Maya is not dazzled by the wealth; she stays true to herself. Through family entanglements, the two break through the barriers of reality; both children find a sense of belonging, and everyone ultimately moves toward a warm family founded on mutual respect and equality.