He Chen, reborn into the everyday domestic urban drama‑crossover world, discovers that each season grants him a new superpower, and from then on lives a completely different daily life. “Crane Calculations, Turtle Age”: train until your body looks like a crane! I’m not the new celestial crane’s divine needle’s Lan Xiaodie, so I’m not going to waste my superpower on saving money!

“Zhuge Wisdom”: Zhuge Dali, your Zhuge is female, mine is male; when your female meets my male, it just doesn’t work. A endless stream of superpowers keeps refreshing, and in this urban world that mashes together countless TV hits—Little Joy, Youngsters, The Year We Were Young, Home With Kids, Charlotte’s Troubles, Love Apartment, To Youth, Together We Pass the Window, Twenty Not Confused, Tiny Times, Struggle, Ode to Joy, Thirty Something, and many more—the male leads are left speechless while the female leads are constantly brought to tears! He Chen declares: Fair faces age quickly, beauties fade in their twilight; who hasn’t been young?

Who hasn’t once shone with unrivaled brilliance? Sorry, you really haven’t. Today’s aesthetic has degraded into misshapen melons and cracked dates—watch how, under the aid of superpowers, these aging beauties dazzle time anew!

Alternate titles for the book include: “My Daily Life as a Happy Little Dad in the Crossover World,” “I’m Not Targeting Anyone, Young Ladies—Compared to Your Mothers, You’re All Trash, Alt‑Account Required, Must Open Another Alt,” “This Generation Is Too Hard to Mix In, Even a Beauty Filter Can’t Compete,” and “Little Liu Yifei’s Cry: Gather Seven Me’s, Maybe One Battle?