Programmer Hu Xiaobei died suddenly while working overtime. When he woke up, he found that he had been transported into a daddy novel "Genius Baby: President Dad, Don't Run" and became the "waste dad" who was disliked by the three genius babies in the book. What's even more outrageous is that the system told him that he must complete "hidden puzzles" before he can return to the real world, and each puzzle is related to the secret identities of his three children-the eldest daughter is a math genius, the second son is a programming prodigy, and the younger daughter turns out to be the owner of "mind reading".
Hu Xiaobei appears to be an ordinary dad, but in fact he is on the verge of being exposed every day. He not only has to deal with the children's endless "superpower" tests, but also has to be slapped in the face by his ex-wife's wealthy fiancé at the parents' meeting, and he also has to avoid the secret investigation of the mysterious CEO, the male protagonist of the original book.
Fortunately, the system gave him a "puzzle-solving cheat": every time he solved a puzzle, he could gain a new skill related to the children's abilities. From then on, the good-for-nothing dad started a daily routine of slaps in the face: crushing the parents with Ph. D. S in the kindergarten programming competition, defeating the math teacher with mental arithmetic at the parents' open day, and using mind-reading skills to expose Green Tea's mind when forced to go on a blind date... However, as more and more puzzles were solved, Hu Xiaobei discovered that the three children's superpowers seemed to be related to the unfinished program in his previous life. And the male protagonist of the original book finally found evidence of his "abnormal identity"...