In his past life, Cheng Zhiluo was a sickly person, tormented by illness his entire life, and died young in a hospital bed. After death, Cheng Zhiluo transmigrated into a Mary Sue novel set twenty years earlier—when the male lead, female lead, and villain were all just three-to-five-year-old toddlers. And unfortunately, he ended up becoming the villain’s stuttering stepfather. According to the novel’s plot, the villain was abused by the original host, growing up cold-blooded and twisted, ultimately drowning the original host with his own hands. But now, he had just "married" into the family, and the villain was still a timid, clingy toddler who had been emotionally manipulated by a malicious nanny, acting like a stray puppy—softly calling him "Papa." The stray puppy was wary of people, but a gentle pat on the head sent its little tail wagging eagerly, begging for affection. Not only did he share his secretly hoarded candy with Cheng Zhiluo, but he also sneaked into his arms to sleep at night. When others mocked Cheng Zhiluo for his stutter, the little villain would transform into a fierce guard dog, shielding him. Unable to resist the puppy’s warmth, Cheng Zhiluo decided—he would raise the villain right and break free from the original plot. He exposed the malicious nanny, teaching the child that he was wonderful and not the "bad kid" the nanny claimed. He scolded the "old man," guiding him to become a better father so the child would know his workaholic dad actually loved him. He brought the child to a parenting variety show, where the little villain became friends with the toddler versions of the male lead, female lead, and other kids. Gradually, Cheng Zhiluo realized he might’ve been outplayed by the kid... Originally planning to leave the entertainment industry, he somehow gained countless fans—even former antis now shamelessly called him "Stuttering Cutie." Originally aiming for a laid-back life, he ended up studying for grad school on the variety show, turning nightly study sessions into a competition with livestream viewers. Originally planning an amicable divorce, the "old man" got clingy, drunkenly insisting on holding a proper wedding. — Later, during an interview, a reporter asked: "What exactly is your relationship with Mr. Fu?" Cheng·Stuttering·Zhiluo: "W-we..."—really just had a contractual marriage. The "old man" held his hand and answered with a smile: "We’re deeply in love." The little villain popped out from behind them, adding: "Daddy loves Papa, and Xia Xia loves Papa too owO."