Dating Show: The Whole Internet Is Waiting for My Child to Call Me Mom

【Transmigration + dating reality show + entertainment industry mogul + secret identities + doting dad + no System】 Jiang Chuan, a top-tier star on Blue Star, transmigrates to a parallel world and quietly becomes a middle school teacher. For ten years, he teaches with one hand and uses secret identities to “bring over” masterpieces for the entertainment industry with the other. His students become prominent figures in all walks of life, while he keeps a low profile, lounging around his ten-acre ancestral home. Then one day, a cute five-year-old shows up at his door, delivered by courier: “Daddy!” A paternity test confirms the child is his. The question is, who is the child's mother? The only clue is a teacher-student reunion six years ago. He drank himself unconscious and can only remember that there may have been more than one person that night. To top it all off, his matchmaking-minded mother suddenly shows up: “Go on a dating show! Mom's picked a top-tier actress to be your partner!” And so The hidden mogul is forced into the spotlight and gets mocked online after a blind date goes wrong; His billionaire student follows the drama online: “Teacher Jiang got rejected for being poor?” A Heavenly Queen-level student calls late at night: “Teacher, I want to be your partner too…” When the cameras of Goddess Heart-Pounding Plan turn toward this “ordinary teacher” A certain film emperor: “I know the answer! Teacher Jiang was my mentor!” A certain singing queen: “All the songs Teacher wrote are on my albums…” 【Reader's Guide】 1. Multiple female leads, but one-on-one romance. Jiang Chuan genuinely doesn't know who the child's mother is. 2. Everyone imagines the teacher to be far more impressive than he is, and every student is his devoted fan. 3. The dating show, secret identities, and parenting storylines run in parallel. Dating-show battlefield: A laid-back teacher forced to perform versus goddesses eyeing him hungrily Secret-identity hitmaker: The works he casually “brings over” are keeping half the entertainment industry afloat