When Lin Zhixia was five, she finally realized she was the "System bug" in her family.
Her father was a quantum physics genius who turned down the Nobel Prize and was so socially anxious he even had to blur his face in award-acceptance videos. Her mother was a mysterious manga artist whose work had sold over a hundred million copies. She hadn't left the house in ten years and was rumored to be "long dead." The whole family's social skills were at zero, and they communicated by typing in the family group chat.
Then Zhixia accidentally started a livestream. On camera, her sleepy-eyed father was working out equations on a whiteboard, and she casually explained, "This is my dad. He's afraid of people, but not numbers."
#GeniusPhysicistTurnsOutToBeASociallyAnxiousShutIn surged to the top of the trending topics.
From then on, the talkative little Zhixia was pushed into the spotlight: she went to press conferences for her socially anxious dad, replied to readers on behalf of her homebody mom, crushed online haters with her five-year-old smarts, and negotiated business deals using her kids' smartwatch.
The whole internet clamored to raise this "real-life Doraemon" online, but nobody knew...
She got tired, too. She learned that being talkative wasn't a magic solution to everything. Late at night, she sometimes wondered: If I could just be a little quieter, would Mom and Dad stop being afraid?
Then came the parent-child talent show. Her socially anxious father stood trembling onstage, and her homebody mother drew a manga starring all three of them.
Zhixia finally understood: being the family's darling wasn't about her carrying everyone. It was about the whole family helping one another step beyond their own comfort zones.
"I used to speak for you. Now I'll listen to you."
I've read eight chapters, and overall it's pretty good. It's still a seedling. It would be better if the author pays more attention to the details of the words. If it were a completed article, I would abandon the article when I saw a college student writing about him at the beginning, because it is very likely that the background of the passerby has been changed or the supporting character is more likely to be a male. I hope that the characters will all be female by default, even if it's just a passing mention, unless there's a plot that requires a male character. Including mom, dad, grandpa and grandma, change it to mom, dad, grandma and grandpa. It would be better if the female vocabulary comes first. I have selfish motives, I want to read love stories about women, that's all. If the author doesn't change it, I will lose another novel that I can read. Of course, everything depends on what the author thinks. Thanks to the author for being willing to change, I really love you 😘😘😘, I love you so much