My Daughter Starts Kindergarten, and My Identity as a Literary Master Is Exposed

Well-behaved and sensible Xiao Yiran starts kindergarten.

To comfort her classmates and stop them from crying, she tells them the story of Pinocchio.

From then on, she becomes the class's master storyteller.

She can recite Chinese fairy tales like The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Squirrel Crosses the River, and Ma Liang and His Magic Brush at the drop of a hat.

She also knows Western fairy tales like Snow White, Cinderella, and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland inside and out.

Her teacher, Su Zixi, is astonished by her talent.

"Where did you hear these stories?" Su Zixi asks, looking bewildered. She has never heard any of them before.

"My dad told them to me."

"Your dad told them to you?"

"Yep. And he doesn't just tell stories, he teaches me songs, too. I'll sing Five Little Ducks for you."

Then Su Zixi hears a whole host of children's songs she has never heard before.

Xiao's father: "That's nothing. I have a song called Baby, Baby that needs a family of three to sing. How about helping out, Teacher Su?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.