They Say My Dad Is a Supervillain [Interstellar]

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Shan Bai transmigrates.

Still dazed and not yet used to his situation, he gets caught up in a violent conflict on the remote mining planet where he has settled.

The good news: he has a cheat ability, a self-proclaimed Savior Training System.

Even with the System short on energy and in hibernation, its backend proxy still arranges a perfect escape route for him in the shortest time possible.

As long as the mountains remain, there will be wood to burn! OVO!

The bad news is that Shan Bai is a sickly ten-year-old.

His fighting ability is worse than that of a three-month-old kitten.

Not only does he fail to board the spaceship, he also gets captured by a rebel organization and handed over to its leader.

But there's another piece of good news: the leader standing in front of Shan Bai looks exactly like his dad.

Shan Bai isn't the only one who transmigrated by accident.

Shan Bai is lucky enough to gain a biological father.

He officially goes from being an undocumented person to a Federation citizen.

On his third day of school, Shan Bai is abducted for the second time.

The kidnapper is the insectoid governor, silver-haired and silver-eyed, with a calm, gentle expression.

He also looks exactly like his dad.

Shan Bai: QAO...?

The two dads, each accusing the other of being an impostor, prepare to confront each other face-to-face.

But before they can, a well-meaning assassin who came to kill the insectoid governor takes Shan Bai and escapes the insectoid homeworld.

...Under the assassin's hood is yet another face he knows all too well.

His biological dad has gone from one copy to three, and Shan Bai is dumbfounded.

The System, fully charged and back online, is dumbfounded too.

The System issues a series of warnings, demanding that the Host recognize the seriousness of the situation and stay away from the supervillain!

Shan Bai says timidly: But that's my dad.

System: Which one?

Shan Bai: All three.

System: .

Theme: You don't need to meet any conditions to be loved.