Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires

Seven-year-old genius Daisy hides her identity as heir to a top-tier family. Secretly manipulating stocks and a conglomerate, she quietly supports her ordinary father, Richard—humiliating the rich kids who look down on him and helping him get closer to Lila. In the end, she reveals herself as the wealthiest shadow figure, shaking Los Angeles business circles.

Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires short-drama poster
Episodes60 eps FormatAI-generated YearTBD
Region / platformGlobal
Rating7.7 DramaBox catalog rating · checked 2026-10-11

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Seven-year-old genius Daisy hides her identity as heir to a top-tier family. Secretly manipulating stocks and a conglomerate, she quietly supports her ordinary father, Richard—humiliating the rich kids who look down on him and helping him get closer to Lila. In the end, she reveals herself as the wealthiest shadow figure, shaking Los Angeles business circles.

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Setting and world

Seven-year-old genius Daisy hides her identity as heir to a top-tier family.

Narrative framework

The seven-year-old genius secretly directs financial moves while concealing her heiress identity. Daisy's ordinary father receives her secret help against the people who look down on him.

Main character relationships

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Daisy Story lead
Character

The seven-year-old genius secretly directs financial moves while concealing her heiress identity.

Richard Story counterpart
Character

Daisy's ordinary father receives her secret help against the people who look down on him.

Core story elements

Child genius
Hidden heiress
Stock trading
Father-daughter bond

Story arcs

Premise
The starting situation

Seven-year-old genius Daisy hides her identity as heir to a top-tier family.

Relationships
The central relationship

The seven-year-old genius secretly directs financial moves while concealing her heiress identity. Daisy's ordinary father receives her secret help against the people who look down on him.

Stakes
What is at stake

Secretly manipulating stocks and a conglomerate, she quietly supports her ordinary father, Richard—humiliating the rich kids who look down on him and helping him get closer to Lila. In the end, she reveals herself as the wealthiest shadow figure, shaking Los Angeles business circles.

Titles and search spellings
SceneTrace title
Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires
Chinese title
爸爸,我们其实是亿万富豪
Pinyin / search spelling
ba ba , wo men qi shi shi yi wan fu hao

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Where can I watch Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires, and how much does the available player cover?

Official listings include DramaBox · Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires · en.

How many episodes does Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires have?

Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires is listed with 60 episodes.

Why are the family relationships central to Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires?

Seven-year-old genius Daisy hides her identity as heir to a top-tier family. Secretly manipulating stocks and a conglomerate, she quietly supports her ordinary father, Richard—humiliating the rich kids who look down on him and helping him get closer to Lila. In the end, she reveals herself as the wealthiest shadow figure, shaking Los Angeles business circles.

How are Daisy and Richard connected in Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires?

Daisy (Story lead): The seven-year-old genius secretly directs financial moves while concealing her heiress identity. Richard (Story counterpart): Daisy's ordinary father receives her secret help against the people who look down on him.

What kind of AI-generated short drama is Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires?

Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires is an AI-generated short drama, rather than a live-action cast production.

Which alternate titles can help when searching for Daddy, We’re Secret Billionaires?

Other useful title forms are 爸爸,我们其实是亿万富豪 and ba ba , wo men qi shi shi yi wan fu hao.

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