Livestreaming with the Kids? My Daughter Says This Generation's Dads Are Harder to Handle

[Rebellious Gen Z Dad vs. Mischievous Little Daughter]

After Jiang Ye, a Gen Z workaholic, worked himself to death,

he opened his eyes to find not only that he had a five-year-old daughter, but that he was taking part in a parenting variety show called Daddy at Home.

When the Gen X dad appeared, he was impeccably dressed in a suit, gentle and doting, instantly catching everyone's attention.

Netizens: “Are Gen X dads really willing to listen to their kids? He's so emotionally stable!”

The two Millennial dads made quite the contrast when they showed up.

One took his kid to school and left the child at home, all about doing whatever he pleased. The other had packed the schoolbag with all kinds of books, all about competitive education.

Netizens: “I usually don't laugh, unless I can't help it.”

Netizens: “The adults are competing, the kids are competing. Are these the kids everyone else has?!!!”

Then the camera turned to the Gen Z dad.

The whole internet went wild.

“Who yanks their own daughter's hair and won't let go? Tell me, which train station did I pick you up at?!”

With tears in her eyes, the little girl grabbed Jiang Ye's hair with both hands, her tiny feet planted on his face as her furious roar rang through the livestream.

Jiang Ye: “I'm not going to go easy on you just because you're young. I'm a baby too, you know!”

Duo Duo, who had been wailing, immediately let go. “Daddy, is there no one in this world you care about anymore?”

Jiang Ye: “Sweetie, Daddy's hands are tired. Hold your own backpack for a bit, okay?”

He'd rather not spoil his kid, and he'd rather not make things hard for himself.

Netizens were left utterly dumbfounded.

“A few years as a brat can't beat decades of experience.”

“I'm dying laughing. Is this fighting magic with magic?”