The Sharp-Tongued Cutie: My C-List Dad Stays Famous for Life

[Scheming cutie, gossip System, hilarious showbiz antics, reverse childcare, and a crushing advantage]

A top PR strategist in her previous life, she transmigrates into the body of Shen Xing, a three-and-a-half-year-old toddler.

From the start, it's a hellish challenge: her washed-up celebrity dad has been framed and dragged through the mud online by his ex-wife, a scheming white lotus, and is about to become a sacrificial lamb on a parenting variety show!

Faced with a dead end, Shen Xing pushes up her kids' sunglasses and binds herself to the [God-Tier Gossip System]!

During the variety show's livestream, other families are all about loving parents and obedient children. The Shen family's dynamic, however, takes a sharp turn:

Her good-for-nothing dad works himself to the bone while Shen Xing lounges in a rocking chair, sipping milk with a strategic air. “Dad, get up and work overtime to earn money for formula!”

Her white-lotus birth mother hires online trolls to smear her rivals?

Shen Xing makes a call on her kids' smartwatch and drops high-definition footage of her cheating, forcing her to trend across the internet and quit the industry!

An illiterate top-tier star steals the spotlight on set?

Shen Xing unleashes her baby voice and exposes his tax evasion to his face, earning him a one-way ticket to prison!

Armed with her “Thunder God's Hammer,” the father and daughter make a spectacular comeback.

The washed-up star everyone hated is whipped into becoming a double-honored, hundred-billion-yuan box-office king by his own daughter!

When international capital tries to blacklist her dad, the whole world is stunned:

The mastermind behind a global PR empire, a hidden queen who terrifies countless powerful figures, is actually a three-and-a-half-year-old toddler whose own dad still has to coax her into eating vegetables?!

Shen Xing takes a sip of Wangzai milk and looks down at everyone with dead fish eyes. “It's getting cold. Time to make these entertainment companies go bankrupt.”