He unexpectedly becomes a father at the start of his life, and the mother of his child is a national

"Wow--!!!"

The classroom erupted in a chorus of excited and shocked exclamations from the children.

"It's flying! It's really flying!"

"It's spinning in circles! That's amazing!"

"Sisi wasn't bragging! Paper cranes really can fly!"

The children who had been questioning Sisi were now staring wide-eyed, their mouths agape, completely stunned by this amazing scene.

The paper crane flew in the air for a full forty seconds before slowly and steadily landing on the classroom carpet due to exhaustion of power.

The craft teacher snapped out of her shock, quickly walked over, carefully picked up the blue paper crane, examined it closely, and then looked at Sisi in disbelief.

This...this is like magic!

How could a child fold such exquisite dynamic origami that incorporates simple aerodynamic principles?

How amazing must the person who taught her be?

"Sisi, you...you're amazing!" The teacher crouched down, looking at Sisi with eyes full of amazement and admiration.

"This origami crane can really fly! I've never seen a child fold such amazing origami before! Your dad is incredible for teaching you this!"

"Yeah! My dad's the best!"

Sisi puffed out her little chest, feeling incredibly proud.

She looked at the children who had mocked her before, and this time, without her saying a word, they were looking at her with admiration.

"Sisi, can you teach the teacher and the other children how to fold this flying paper crane?"

The teacher asked softly.

She herself also developed a strong interest in this magical paper crane.

"Of course!" Sisi nodded generously.

So, the next craft class turned into Sisi's "little teacher class".

She stood in front, trying her best to explain the steps in simple language, just like her father had taught her.

This origami is really too difficult for three- or four-year-old children. Many children get confused halfway through or wrinkle the paper.

Even the teacher herself found it a bit chaotic trying to fold the folded paper.

Sisi would demonstrate again and again, or go to the children who needed help and teach them step by step with her little hands.

Although the process was bumpy, in the end only the teacher and two or three particularly focused children managed to fold a simplified version of a paper crane that could flutter a few times but couldn't fly very far.

But the atmosphere in the classroom was exceptionally lively.

All the children looked at Sisi with admiration and envy.

Before get out of class ended, the craft teacher gave Sisi a bright red flower as a reward, pinning it to her chest:

"This little red flower is a reward for Sisi's skillful hands, willingness to share, and excellent little teacher skills!"

Sisi touched the little red flower on her chest, her eyes narrowing into slits with laughter.

……

At four o'clock in the afternoon, Chen Hao appeared at the kindergarten gate on time.

Not long after the school bell rang, he saw that familiar little figure.

Sisi seemed unusually excited today. As soon as she stepped out the door, she stood on tiptoe and looked around. As soon as she saw him, she waved vigorously.

A big smile bloomed on her little face, and she opened and closed her mouth, calling out "Daddy." Although he couldn't hear clearly, Chen Hao knew what she was saying.

The teacher released her hand, and Sisi immediately flew through the crowd like a happy little bird, rushing into Chen Hao's open arms.

Chen Hao picked her up and kissed her soft cheek.

"Did you have fun at kindergarten today?"

"So happy! So very happy!" Sisi hugged his neck and announced eagerly.

"Dad, I got another little red flower today!"

"Oh? That's amazing! Tell Daddy quickly, why did you get another little red flower?"

Chen Hao carried her to the parking lot and asked with a smile.

"Because I folded a paper crane that can fly! The teacher praised me and rewarded me with a little red flower!"

Sisi's voice was full of pride, and she patted the red flower pinned to her skirt with her little hand.

"Really? Our Sisi is amazing! She showed off all the skills her dad taught her!"

Chen Hao sincerely praised her, and felt happy for his daughter.

Arriving at the car, Chen Hao carefully placed Sisi into the child safety seat in the back seat, fastened the seatbelt, then got into the driver's seat and started the car.

On the way home, Sisi was still chattering excitedly:

"Dad, I was a little teacher today! The teacher asked me to teach her and the other children how to fold paper cranes that can fly!"

But they're so clumsy! They tried for ages and still couldn't learn it. Only the teacher and two or three kids managed to fold one, and they still couldn't fly it properly...

Chen Hao couldn't help but chuckle as he looked at his daughter's smug expression in the rearview mirror.

"That's because our Sisi is smart, learns quickly, and remembers well. You understand as soon as Dad teaches you, right?"

"Yes!" Sisi nodded vigorously, smiling especially happily.

"Dad is the best at teaching!"

Back home, life resumed as usual.

Chen Hao put on an apron and went to the kitchen to prepare dinner, while Sisi sat on the living room carpet and took out her colored pencils to start drawing.

Soon, a simple meal of three dishes and a soup was served.

The father and daughter enjoyed a warm dinner together.

Chen Hao put the dishes in the dishwasher, then returned to the living room to play with Sisi's newly drawn "Adventure Map from the Classic of Mountains and Seas".

Just then, Chen Hao's phone, which was on the coffee table, rang.

He picked it up and saw that it was Zhao Ziming, an editor from Tongxin.com.

"Hello, Editor Zhao."

"Teacher Haolin! Good evening, I hope I haven't disturbed you?" Zhao Ziming's voice was filled with obvious joy.

"No, I just finished eating. Is there anything I can help you with, Editor Zhao?"

"Great news! Fantastic news!" Zhao Ziming spoke very quickly.

"The first edition of 'The Adventures of the Chen Family's Daughter in the Mountains and Seas' has been printed and bound in 10,000 copies!"

Tomorrow morning, we will officially begin distributing the product to our major online platforms and key offline bookstores across the country, where it will be available for sale simultaneously!

Congratulations, Mr. Haolin! Your first physical book will soon be available to readers!

Although he had expected it, Chen Hao still felt a surge of joy and anticipation when he heard the news that the book was going to be published.

This is not just an increase in income, but also another important affirmation of his identity as the author "Haolin", marking a milestone in the transition of his work from the virtual network to the physical world.

"That's great! Editor Zhao, thank you for your hard work." Chen Hao sincerely thanked him.

"Not at all! We're more excited about the book's market performance! Given its online popularity, I'm confident the physical copy will also do well!"

Zhao Ziming was full of confidence, "I will keep you updated on the subsequent promotion and sales data in a timely manner."

And don't forget, you can promote it on your social media accounts tomorrow.

"Okay, I will."

They chatted for a few more minutes about the settlement of royalties for the first printing and the possibility of subsequent printings before ending the call.