Dad of Traditional Chinese Style: My Livestream Shocks the Nation

After transmigrating into the body of an alcoholic gambler in a parallel world, Chen Mo stares at the bare rental apartment and sinks into despair. Then a little girl in a washed-white Hanfu dress timidly holds out a chipped bowl and calls him Dad. Seeing his reflection in his daughter’s clear eyes, Chen Mo, a master of intangible cultural heritage in his previous life, clenches his fists. Debt? He’ll pay it off on livestream! Smeared? He’ll crush them with skill! But he never expected that a casual performance of "Guangling San" would send a music professor scrambling to promote it overnight, or that the oracle bone script he taught would make archaeology experts exclaim that he really knew his stuff. When his ex-wife, the director of an art museum, comes looking for him, Chen Mo is teaching his daughter tai chi. “So when you said you were taking care of the child, you meant having her perform chest-smashing stunts on your livestream?” Many years later, Chen Mo, honored with the title of "Guardian of Intangible Cultural Heritage," can only sigh helplessly: “I really just want to pass on these skills in peace.” His fans won’t have it: “Father-in-law, get your daughter out here to practice calligraphy!” “Please livestream a recreation of the lost kesi silk-weaving technique!” “What happened to reciting the entire poem ‘Bring in the Wine’ like you promised?” Watching his livestream room get blocked by national-treasure-level masters yet again, Chen Mo silently holds up the sugar painting he just finished: “Stop rushing me. I’m teaching her.”