A Gen Z Dad Raising a Baby: Life or Death, I Don't Care, Bring It On

A daily-life parenting story about bickering siblings

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Jiang Chuan is forced to take his little sister, Jiang Niannian, onto a livestream for a show called Happy Kids.

Right from the start, the way Jiang Chuan looks after his sister grabs the attention of the entire internet.

Jiang Chuan: Niannian, even siblings should keep the books straight. We're splitting today's meal bill.

Niannian: I only ate the complimentary bread, so I'll just pay for my share.

Jiang Chuan: Niannian did great. You washed the dishes so clean today.

Niannian: You grown-ups are so mean. You praise me just so I'll keep doing this from now on.

Niannian: Do you know why Mom and Dad had me after they already had you?

Jiang Chuan: So when we're old, you can support all three of us.

Niannian: That's not it. It's because you weren't good enough.

Jiang Chuan: I'm not good enough, but you are. I'll be counting on you to take care of me when I'm old.

Niannian: Big brother, I've realized you're even more suited to kindergarten than I am. You like eating, sleeping, and playing, you understand what people say and don't make a fuss, you can use the toilet by yourself, and you even like the kindergarten teachers.

Jiang Chuan...

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