I Transmigrated Into a Book and Became a Minor Villain's Dad [Quick Transmigration]

Pei Luosheng is a feifei, a mythical creature born to make people feel close and happy. So why does he have to be a nanny to a bunch of little villains?!

The little villains in these stories are young, but they sure know how to cause trouble. One pushes his stepmother down the stairs, another bullies kids at school. And Pei Luosheng becomes their dad, responsible for helping them grow up healthy and happy.

1. The nanny dad in a metaphysics novel

Jealous of the protagonist's gift for seeing and catching ghosts, this kid eventually pushes him down the stairs and breaks his leg? Come on, Dad will make the Ghost King your guardian!

2. The nanny dad for the contrast group on a reality show about kids

On a show called Genius Babies, the protagonist is a bit slow and absent-minded, but his kindness wins over countless viewers. Meanwhile, the little villain is the clever but scheming contrast-group kid? After Dad shows up, the little villain skips grades and goes straight to university, where all kinds of big shots take him on as a disciple!

3. The nanny dad for the oppressed legitimate son in a household-intrigue novel

As the legitimate son and older brother of a transmigrated concubine-born boy, he's clearly very clever, but no one likes him. In the end, he fails to harm his younger brother and dies of depression instead. After Dad arrives, the older brother studies like mad, aces the college entrance exams, and becomes famous across the land at eighteen!

A few reading notes:

1. The nanny dad isn't their biological father. The protagonist will become the children's guardian through legal means.

2. A story about raising kids.

3. I haven't figured out the kindergarten story yet, so I'm switching to this one for now. They're both about raising kids, and the core idea is unchanged.

Theme: Cherish the flowers of our motherland