Magic Pills Are Cultivated from Kindergarten

Cheng Qian was an ordinary programmer in his previous life. He was 25 years old, single, and living in a shared apartment in Changping. My only regrets are: I haven't written a novel, I haven't formed a band, I haven't had a gap year, and I haven't been filial to my parents. In this life he was reborn. Reborn in the early 2000s in a parallel world, he became a three-year-old and eight-month-old child. The parents are still the same two people - mother Lin Jingqiu is an accountant in a supermarket, frugal, loves children but is not good at expressing; father Cheng Jianping is a sheet metal worker in an auto repair shop, taciturn and very skillful. His way of loving is sewing patches, repairing toys, and secretly watching his son's paintings. Cheng Qian looked at his young parents and the world that had not yet been completely changed by the Internet, and made a decision: In this life, he should no longer be "sensible". He wants to do things that he finds interesting and doesn't hurt others - he calls this the "magic pill."