Jiang Ling, an online writer who traveled through a parallel world, was short of money and accepted a million-dollar salary for a parent-child live variety show.
The father took care of the baby alone the whole time, and the baby's mother was invisible the whole time.
Faced with the scrutiny of experts and viewers across the Internet, he compares himself to the chicken dad next door who does everything to the extreme and is tight at every step.
Jiang Ling completely let himself go.
Staying in bed and letting things go, getting stuck in pick-up and drop-off, not being forced to do homework, not asking for special skills, focusing on being relaxed and showing off.
It turns out that the frivolous parenting style of the post-90s generation is the antidote to growth that contemporary children most lack.
