Can't the Little Ones Save the World?

Lu Yao is a seven-year-old seven-colored deer fawn who can barely transform into human form. Then the System takes her to save powerful figures who have strayed onto the wrong path.

These big shots were supposed to stand at the center of their worlds, commanding all under heaven. Instead, things went wrong, their fortune ebbed away, and they became irredeemable villains. In the end, they were destroyed along with their worlds, causing a massive upheaval throughout the universe.

She must set them back on the right path and replenish the fortune they have lost.

The System is confident. Seven-colored deer are born experts at restoring fortune, so Lu Yao is sure to save the big shots.

But although their fortune is restored, the big shots stray further and further down the wrong path, going against everything the System hoped for.

The great scientist pursues a career in show business, doing research only to make toys for the child.

The iron-willed general who defended his country becomes an excellent household robot and wants nothing more than to look after the child.

The black mage capable of destroying the world becomes an heir to nerd culture, spending every day playing video games with Lu Yao.

The System: "What is this nonsense?! Can a task that's only half finished really count as complete? This is infuriating!"

But the moment Lu Yao leaves a task world, the task is instantly completed perfectly.

The System: Yao Yao, let me ride on your coattails!

Years later, reporters interview the big shots, who have become titans of history.

Reporter: "What drove you to keep moving forward?"

The big shots smile and answer in unison: "My adorable child. She is my lighthouse, my sun. Because of her, I found redemption."

The big shots pause awkwardly, then start complimenting each other's children, agreeing to bring them along next time so they can decide whose child is cuter.

They have no idea that their daughters are all the same person.

Reading guide:

1. A diligent, task-completing troublemaker of a seven-colored deer x a gentle, mild-mannered, naturally scheming red dragon. At first, it's an older girl-younger boy romance, then it becomes a brother-sister romance (or perhaps an older-younger pairing?)

2. A magical world with a spacefaring setting, progressing from the modern era into the future

3. The author is doing their very best to let their imagination run wild

Also by the author, complete: "The NPC Villain Is Three and a Half [Infinite]"

Theme: A harmonious parent-child relationship