A Post-90s Parent Sets Their Brat Straight, Mainly by Spoiling Him

An educational livestream show called Celebrity and Civilian Parents' Daily Childcare is about to begin.

The program has chosen several pairs of parents born in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, from both the entertainment industry and the general public, to show viewers how people of different generations and backgrounds raise their children.

Parents born in the 70s: "We had our child late in life, so we had a third one. They must have everything handed to them, and the whole family has to dote on them."

Parents born in the 80s: "Please, just study hard. I'll take two more jobs so I can pay for a few more tutoring classes."

Both generations of parents put their children first. The viewers admired them, but couldn't help sighing that being a parent was exhausting.

But when it came to Jiang Zhou and Reba, a 90s-born couple, everything took a sudden turn.

"Everyone spoils their kids, right? We spoil ours like crazy, too!"

"Our son loves watching TV? Go ahead! We won't take a break until we finish all thousand-plus episodes tonight!"

"Our son loves folding paper airplanes in class? Here, Dad bought you a thousand sheets of paper. Sit here and fold away."

"You don't want to go to school? Come on! Dad's withdrawing you today. No more school!"

Netizens: "Holy crap! So parenting can be this easy? They're basically the perfect counter to a rebellious kid! Hahaha."

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