A Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Miaojiang Cub

[Blurb]

Just before graduating from college, Song Duoyi suddenly found herself with a three-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Song Baobei.

The little girl wore a gorgeous Miao outfit and was decked out in gold and silver. The moment she appeared, she hugged Song Duoyi and called her Mommy, claiming she came from the future.

Song Duoyi: “...” Great, staying up late has given me hallucinations.

After confirming she wasn’t imagining things: “If I don’t take this kid to the police station immediately, I lose.”

She took the child there, but the results of the paternity test hit Song Duoyi like a bolt of lightning.

Song Duoyi spent the next few days in a daze with the test results in hand. Then she checked her bank balance and resolutely took the child to identify her father.

*

“Hi, I’m your kid. My name is Song Baobei.”

Lu Xichuan: “...”

Song Baobei tugged at a completely stunned Song Duoyi and said happily, “This is my mommy, your precious darling wife!”

Lu Xichuan was silent. Had pickup lines really evolved to this point?

Song Duoyi never expected the child’s father to be the handsome top student next door at University A.

What she could never have guessed was that behind the campus heartthrob’s image, Lu Xichuan was actually a powerful Miaojiang wizard!

Song Duoyi couldn’t imagine Lu Xichuan performing a spirit-summoning ritual

just as she couldn’t figure out why Song Baobei could pull out a giant spider to play with anytime, anywhere.

-Next child-raising novel: The Little Sect Leader of the Beast-Taming Sect Goes Down the Mountain

Blurb:

Five-year-old Zhouzhou had just taken over as sect leader of the Beast-Taming Sect from her mother when, the very next moment, the entire sect transmigrated to the modern world, where spiritual energy no longer existed.

The Beast-Taming Sect was surrounded by dense fog, and no one but Zhouzhou could get out.

To feed her family of over a hundred people, the five-year-old new sect leader slung a little bundle over her shoulder, climbed onto her mount, a giant panda, and marched boldly down the mountain

And then... then the villagers suddenly surrounded her and reported her: “Help! Someone’s riding a panda!”

Having lost her mount, Zhouzhou stood bewildered, clenching her tiny fists and trying not to cry. QAQ

Theme: Adults need fairy tales. Add a little sweetness to life.