A Guide to Raising Villainous Little Ones

Wen Mian accidentally transmigrates into a book and becomes the director of a rundown orphanage. The System only has time to give him a quick rundown of the plot and half of his mission before it crashes and freezes. That leaves Wen Mian alone, staring at the group of little ones. Wen Mian: Got it, this is a childcare story! * Wen Mian looks around and realizes the little ones are all pitiful in their own way. The leopard cub is blind and staggers when he walks. The mermaid baby was born with a disability. His tail is limp, and he can't adapt to life in the deep sea. There's also the phoenix descendant who was born afraid of fire, the black dragon cub who can't grow horns, and the little deer cub who isn't even allowed to have a name... Wen Mian: Got it again, this is a healing childcare story! * Thanks to Wen Mian's efforts, the little ones gradually become cheerful and even willingly show him their warm, soft bellies. Just when Wen Mian thinks the mission is going smoothly, disaster strikes. A large force of rebels surrounds the orphanage, shouting that they'll kill every last one of the little ones. Wen Mian: What do my babies have to do with your rebellion?! * With no time to keep up the original owner's reputation as a good-for-nothing, Wen Mian reveals his power on the spot. Just as he summons several fire dragons and prepares to sweep away the rebels, five astonishing surges of power suddenly erupt beside him. He turns his head in surprise and sees... * The leopard cub opens his eyes, revealing strange, double-pupiled eyes, and tears a mech to pieces with one swipe. The mermaid baby rises into the air and sings a heavenly song, sealing away most of the rebels. The fledgling flaps his wings and transforms into a colorful phoenix soaring through the sky. The most outrageous one is the black dragon cub who clings to him every night to sleep. The moment the giant dragon takes to the sky, it grabs Wen Mian and carries him up with it. Wen Mian: ... The rebels: ... The little ones: ... The world falls silent. * Come on in and enjoy: My Useless Dad and His Five Disabled Cubs; I Thought What I Thought Was What I Thought; Another Way to Say Delicate; Every Cub at the Orphanage Is a Top Star; How Did I End Up in the Sky?; Rebels: Turns Out the Orphanage Is the Most Powerful Weapon in the Main City * [Black Dragon Top with Maxed-Out Combat Power VS Apocalyptic Big Shot Bottom Who Is Cold at First, Then Warm] P.S. The little ones are all villains and bosses from the original world. They can seamlessly switch between human and animal forms, and all have various superpowers. Next up: All the Big Shots in My Zoo As soon as Lin Ze transmigrates, he's forced to take over a zoo on the verge of bankruptcy. The staff quit and ran off, and the animals jumped out of their enclosures and escaped, leaving Lin Ze alone to stare speechlessly at the dilapidated grounds. * Thankfully, there's always a way out. Lin Ze discovers that he's somehow acquired the legendary ability to make animals like him. Not only does he often find "missing" animals in different parts of the zoo, wild animals even come to join him. * Lin Ze welcomes them all, raising every animal that comes his way, but he has one requirement: Every animal has to work to support itself. Before long, a remarkable zoo becomes famous all across Imperial Star. * The snow leopard performs fire-hoop jumps for visitors, and the black bear likes to box whenever it has nothing else to do. The bird-of-paradise sings into a microphone with a musicality on par with top singers. Even the zoo's green tree python likes to lounge in a tree and read. Every now and then, it curls its tail around a pen and helps visitors solve a few advanced math problems. * The zoo gets more and more popular, reaching a peak when a snow leopard in the park leaps in to save someone. Visitor numbers soar, leaving all of Imperial Star's major attractions in the dust. * Lin Ze thinks that's the end of the story, but it turns out the girl who was rescued is the Empire's little princess. When the emperor visits in plain clothes, bringing his sister and mother to show their gratitude, he sees a familiar leopard in the zoo, working hard to jump through a fire hoop, and falls silent along with Lin Ze. * Come on in and enjoy: All the Animals at the Zoo Have Become Sentient; What Is It Like to Be Outdone at Studying by a Snake?; The Art of Jumping Through Fire Hoops; So the Pop Idol I Followed Performs at the Zoo; That Day, All the S-Class Espers' Spirit Beasts Went Missing; That Day, All the S-Class Espers Found Their Spirit Beasts at the Zoo; The Leopard's Got It Rough, but He Won't Say a Word. He Doesn't Want to Perform, but If He Doesn't, He Won't Get a Wife. Theme: Accepting your imperfections