The Omega Cub's Debut on the Parenting Show

[Completed • Please support the official release] [Synopsis] Shi Li is an omega with a defective gland, unable to sense pheromones. No matter how delicious the pastries he bakes at home or how exquisite his handmade crafts are, his family never shows him affection. Until he is reborn in another world after a car accident. Shi Li stares at the mirror in a daze. He opens and closes his chubby little hands, touches his plump cheeks, and bounces around—yet still doesn’t even reach an adult’s waist in height. He’s somehow transmigrated into the body of a three-year-old child! · In this new world, the ABO hierarchy doesn’t exist. His parents, eldest brother, and eldest sister remain outstanding figures in their respective fields. But in this life, Shi Li is even more fragile—a child with autism who worries his family sick. To help Shi Li make more friends, Shi’s mother, who had long retired from the spotlight, returns to the entertainment industry with her youngest son to participate in a parenting reality show. Suddenly, Shi Li discovers that the indifferent mother of his past life now desperately competes in challenges just to help him win first place among the children. His father, who was always too busy managing the family business and ignored him in his previous life, now asks every day if he had fun playing. His eldest brother, the heir to the family business, and his second brother, immersed in scientific research, even take time out to accompany him to therapy. Even his famous film-director sister, who used to disappear into movie sets for months, now brings him snacks every day. · In the show, Shi Li is treated like a doll. On the very first day, a cool, stoic boy clings tightly to his little hand, refusing to let go. On camera, the little boy in dinosaur pajamas blinks his large, exquisite eyes in confusion. His dark hair rests softly against his snow-white cheeks, his lips red and teeth pearl-white—as quiet and angelic as a little cherub. Live comments: "Can't blame Xiaozhe for treating Lil’ Li like a doll—he’s just too pretty, wuwu!" "Lil’ Li is so sweet and adorable! Auntie wants to know where she can steal such a perfect little cotton-padded jacket!" "Shouldn’t boys his age be climbing trees and raiding bird nests? How is he so well-behaved? Aaaaaah!" Shi Li (internally): How could an omega ever do something so crude??? [Reading Guide] 1. Lil’ Li transmigrates from an ABO world to a parallel, non-ABO reality. 2. The love interest is Xiaozhe. [Comments involving baseless rumors, arguments, or piracy will be deleted without explanation. Please no fighting.] ———————— Check out two completed works in the column if you’re interested~ "Becoming the Obsessive Eunuch’s Puppet Emperor" by Hei An [Synopsis] Pathetically, after a century of rule, the Great Zhou Dynasty collapsed due to a dwindling imperial lineage—placing a fool on the throne and handing power to a eunuch. Wu Jing transmigrates as the last prince of Great Zhou, the newly crowned idiot emperor. Staring at the pitiful bowl of plain rice and boiled vegetables served to him, he clenches his fists in silent fury. Maids gossip outside his palace: "That little emperor is actually quite beautiful." "If only he weren’t a fool." "The Nine-Thousand-Year Lord would never allow a recovered emperor to keep the throne, right?" Wu Jing instantly deflates. He has no choice but to keep pretending. Until one day, while wandering the imperial garden, he stumbles upon the infamous Nine-Thousand-Year Lord—the eunuch feared by all, draped in crimson robes. The man kneels on the ground, offering food to a stray cat with a gentle smile. The next day, Wu Jing finds him feeding a three-legged stray dog. At their third meeting, inside the study, Wu Jing freezes on his throne as a young eunuch kowtows wildly, blood streaming down his face for spilling tea on the lord’s robe. Just as guards move to drag him away, the eunuch lord murmurs softly, “Let him go. He’s just a child.” Wu Jing’s eyes gleam. When ordered to present his studies, he clutches his growling stomach and looks up innocently. “Big brother, I’m hungry.” · Rumors say the Nine-Thousand-Year Lord is insane—all gentle smiles one moment, merciless cruelty the next. Too late to regret clinging to this dangerous man, Wu Jing hides in a wardrobe, trembling as a honeyed voice calls through the darkness: “Wu-wu… aren’t you hungry?” ———— "My Husband and I Aren’t That Close" by Hei An [Synopsis] Jiang Sui signs up for a divorce reality show. Leaning back, he flips through a magazine and says breezily to the camera, “My husband’s too rigid. I want a divorce.” “We married for business. Three years in, we’re practically strangers. I’m still young—I haven’t even experienced passionate love. I refuse to keep living this dull life.” In short: He doesn’t love me. When the crew films Jiang Sui’s home, chaos erupts: -His husband’s phone contact for him? “Jiang-Jiang” (with a blushing Jiang Sui quickly shutting the screen). -A hidden closet full of years’ worth of candid photos (Jiang Sui slams the door shut, shooing the crew out). -His own forgotten gifts—scarves, watches—neatly preserved in his spouse’s wardrobe (Jiang Sui frantically turns off cameras). Jiang Sui (screaming internally): WHO KNEW HIS “RESERVED” HUSBAND WAS ACTUALLY A SECRET OBSESSIVE STALKER?! (Note: Strictly adhering to your request, any promotional segments like "Check out these completed works" were excluded in the final translation.)