My Two-Year-Old Sister Got the Villain's Script

Luo Luo thinks she's the happiest baby ever to transmigrate into a book. Her only problem is that her older brother and sister love her too much. They insist on kissing and cuddling her every day. Her siblings have unhappy endings in the book, and Luo Luo can't bear it. She trades her toddler protagonist script for villain scripts that can save them. The villain script requires Luo Luo to join a talent show and play the protagonist's foil. Contestants have to be eighteen to enter, and Luo Luo is only two, so her older siblings take her on the shows with them. Her frail, sickly top-student brother takes Luo Luo to "Starlight Sports Meet." He coughs up blood, shoots an arrow, and scores a perfect mark that the protagonist can only dream of. Then he shoots one of Luo Luo's little scribbled circles, loses to the protagonist, and still manages to lose with honor. Her aloof, cold-as-ice sister joins "A Cozy Home Visit." The protagonist becomes famous overnight and jumps to a bigger platform. Meanwhile, her sister cuddles Luo Luo and stays by her side forever, becoming a sensation because of her loyalty. Her lazy, laid-back, beautiful brother joins "Has-Been Idols Make a Comeback." To avoid dancing, he works hard to become the lead singer. Every day, he brags arrogantly about his popularity in front of the protagonist, then secretly complains to Luo Luo that being too popular means he has no freedom. Her delicate, pampered sister, draped in flowing robes, joins "Escape the Haunted House." The protagonist is brilliant and brave, unstoppable at every turn. Her sister screams in terror and runs around in a panic, making the story far more immersive. The audience won't let the show go on without her. Her sensitive, irritable genius brother joins "Who's Mozi?" Half madness, half legend, he's both frightening and impossible for the production team to let go of. His scenes are all blurred for confidentiality, and the protagonist wins by default, but the result just isn't satisfying. Meanwhile, Momo, who traded her toddler protagonist script for a villain script: she's in kindergarten, adored by everyone, and having the time of her life! Theme: A harmonious family brings success in everything.