My Parents Said: Talking Back to My Controlling Parents from the Start

Jiang Han transmigrates as a real-life teacher and arrives at the show his parents told him about.

This is a live show that invites parents to discuss educational approaches, with its appeal built around seeing things from their perspective.

On the show, countless parents offer advice, doing everything they can to boost their children's grades.

As a guest, Jiang Han discovers that the parents on this episode have actually suggested banning children's entertainment.

Their proposal has won the support of countless parents. Even the official representative says they are taking it very seriously and are considering a ban.

Faced with this, Jiang Han, an unknown face on the show, finally speaks up:

"A monster that feeds on dreams once said, 'Children don't need dreams. Until they grow up, they only need to be like toys, there for adults to do with as they please!'"

"I used to think that was nonsense. Now I understand it more and more."

"The real monsters aren't on television. They're right here!"

"Right here in this huge studio, among you parents!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.