After being reborn, Duan Shu becomes a soft, cuddly four-year-old and returns to the years when her father was the school bully.
Her dad is supposedly a genius student, but Duan Shu discovers that in public he's a wannabe rebel with a motorbike and a nonconformist look, while in private he secretly works himself to the bone!
The man who never shows his emotions actually flies into a furious shout over his hair sticking up after a nap: “This cowlick makes me look so uncool!”
Duan Shu teams up with her unreliable dad to thwart her mother's plans to torment the original heroine, time and again!
Duan Jiayan: “You're falsely accusing a classmate? Qiao Song, instead of wasting your time, why don't you explain our relationship to everyone?”
Duan Jiayan: “You want to use me to turn the tables on Xia Nuannuan? Qiao Song, dare you swear to it in front of the child?”
Duan Shu cheers her dad on!
She silently vows, “Mom, this time I'll make sure you're happy!”
[A girl who becomes a mom can't be a villain!]
Well, it's generally okay, but I feel the author is a bit off about the daughter. She's in the body of a five-year-old but has the mind of an 18-year-old. Come on, she's already 18! Even if she's not a genius, she should be past high school by now, right? So I feel there's no need to hide important details or information; otherwise, it's like the male and female leads in a BL novel not saying anything. Also, the female lead accepts having a daughter so quickly… But aside from the daughter's occasional slightly off-kilter dialogue, everything else is fine. So far, it's quite interesting. I've finished reading it, and it's alright, but to be honest, there are quite a few plot holes and various details that aren't quite right. For example, if this daughter transmigrates, is the child born later this daughter or another daughter? Anyway, there are quite a few bugs, but overall, the flaws don't detract from the overall quality; it's worth reading for fun.
Please don't let it end badly, please! They can do anything, thank you!