My Loli Daughter Is Actually Me

Zhang Mingwei, a 25-year-old ordinary programmer, lived a sloppy and muddle-headed life. One day, when he opened the door, instead of a takeaway, he was greeted by a little lolita with white hair and red eyes who claimed to be his "future self" - Zhang Minwei. This little girl who appears to be eight years old not only possesses all of Zhang Mingwei's memories and privacy, but is also proficient in financial management, cooking skills and even programming, but she has forgotten why she appeared in the past like this. Thus, the strangest "father-daughter" life in history unfolds: the programmer with a straight man in his heart has to learn healthy eating, regular work and rest, and tidying up the room under the supervision of his "self" who looks like a lolita. As Zhang Minwei gradually became the "eldest sister" on campus and the "little pitiful boy" in the hearts of his colleagues in the company by virtue of his wisdom beyond his age and his cool and cute personality, Zhang Mingwei was also forced to survive the misunderstanding of his "scumbag father". And behind this warm daily life full of jokes, the mystery about Zhang Minwei's true identity and the real purpose of her return are quietly emerging... This is a fantastic healing story about self-acceptance, family love and growth. When the future "I" travels through time and space to save the present "I", I discover that the one who needs to be saved the most may be the once-lost self.