Chinese Style Dad: My Live Broadcast Shocked the Whole Network

An alcoholic gambler who had just traveled to a parallel world, Chen Mo fell into despair as he looked at the rental house with bare walls. Until a little girl wearing a white Hanfu dress timidly called her daddy while holding a broken bowl. Looking at his reflection in his daughter's clear eyes, Chen Mo, who was the inheritor of intangible cultural heritage in his previous life, clenched his fists. In debt? Live broadcast again! Hacked? Powerful! But he didn't expect that the "Guangling San" he played casually would make the professor of the music school hit the charts overnight, and the oracle bone inscriptions he taught would make archaeological experts call him an expert. Chen Mo was teaching his daughter Tai Chi when the ex-wife of the art museum director came to visit. "So when you talk about raising a child, you mean letting her perform a chest-breaking performance in the live broadcast room?" Many years later, Chen Mo, who was awarded the title of "Guardian of Intangible Cultural Heritage", felt helpless: "I really just want to pass on my skills quietly." Fans quit: "Father-in-law, please let your daughter come out and write calligraphy!" "Please broadcast live to reproduce the lost Kesi skills!" "What about reciting the full text of "Jianjinjiu" as promised?" Seeing the live broadcast room blocked by a national treasure-level master again, Chen Momo silently raised the newly made sugar painting: "Don't rush me, I'm teaching now."