Xiao Zi'ang worked through the night to put the finishing touches on his mecha, successfully building the first-generation Autobot mecha. Satisfied, he left and went back to his room to sleep.
Little did he know, his daughter, who was supposed to be going to school, seized the chance to sneak in.
"Beep beep, Bumblebee, start up..."
His daughter, Xiao Qiqi, drove to school and was stopped by a traffic cop.
The next second, Bumblebee transformed into mecha form right in the middle of the street. Officer Tan, who was livestreaming, was dumbfounded, as were the passersby and the online viewers!
The video went viral in an instant!
Seven-year-old Xiao Qiqi became famous!
When Xiao Zi'ang woke up, he discovered that his home was under the control of special forces elites. Where had the mecha he built gone? Had it been discovered?
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
As a prostitute, I can no longer read this book, and I don't recommend reading it.
There is something wrong with the protagonist's daughter's brain
Are all current authors so **? They hand it over to the state at every turn. There are so many state spies. Where is your brain, author? Is there any benefit to handing it over to the state at every turn? Did he give the country to you?
Artificial intelligence is Jarvis again, so scary that Jarvis is your father!
He'll poison you right away. How awesome is a seven-year-old girl? And there's a system? The protagonist becomes a father at the beginning.
This book is probably going to break out soon after I write it, and it's hard to describe the characters and the plot** (*To save my life)
The protagonist's daughter is so miserable. She was taken advantage of and thought she was doing something good.
Why is the artificial intelligence Jarvis again... Skynet sounds better →_→
The protagonist's tutor is not good! A girl dares to drive on the road at the age of seven
I think my daughter's system is useless. The system's rewards are inevitable. Isn't this just a waste of money?