A Billionaire CEO Brings His Child Home: The Awakening of the Stay-at-Home Dad System

Gifts started floating on the screen—

[The "Ring Toss Master" has given away one Carnival prize!]

[Two helicopters were given away in the "Take Your Kids on a Trip" giveaway!]

[A Porsche was given away during the "Family Time" event!]

Tingting counted the toys in her hands; there were twelve in total, more than she could hold in her arms.

She tried to gather the toys in her arms, but one fell down. She bent down to pick it up, but another slipped off her elbow. She was in a flurry of activity.

She placed the toys on the ground at her feet and sorted them by type: the plush ones in one pile, the plastic ones in another, and the light-up ones in yet another.

After arranging them neatly, she picked up another ring.

This time, she didn't look at the toys nearby, but instead glanced up at the last row.

The Barbie doll was still lying quietly in the pink box, which was printed with Barbie patterns wearing various dresses, with the one in the white wedding dress lying right in the middle.

Her gaze lingered on the Barbie doll for several seconds.

"Tingting, do you want that Barbie doll?" Chen Hao asked.

"I want it." Tingting nodded, her voice a little softer, "but it's too far, I can't catch it."

Chen Hao glanced at the last row.

The Barbie doll is about four meters away from the rope, which is the farthest of all the toys.

That distance is difficult even for adults. The ring flies that far, and if the force is slightly too strong or too weak, it will deviate. Moreover, the landing point error of the ring will be magnified when it is far away, and if it is slightly off, it will not fit.

He squatted down and took the ring from Tingting's hand.

"Dad will help you put it on."

Yu Jingwen shook her head when she saw the Barbie dolls in the last row.

"Teacher Chen, that's too far away, it's probably hard to match."

I watched the people in front of me throw the toys; the furthest they managed was to hit one in the third row. The toys in the last row had been there all night and no one had taken them.

Wu Licheng nodded as well.

"The stalls at the very back of these stalls are just for show; they look nice, but nobody can actually fool them."

Aside from the distance, the circle itself isn't heavy; it would easily veer off course if the wind blew it past.

The comments section of the live stream was similar; most people felt that the distance was simply too far to catch.

"It's pure luck to be able to snag the toy from four meters away. The host should help Tingting snag the toy closer to the target."

"Last time I spent over a hundred dollars at a ring toss stall, and I didn't even touch the last row."

"That Barbie doll was clearly just for show; there was no intention of anyone taking it."

"Don't get carried away, streamer. Just give Tingting a few small toys, that'll be fine."

Chen Hao neither read the comments nor responded to Wu Licheng and Yu Jingwen's words.

He held the ring in his right hand, with his thumb on top and his index and middle fingers pinching the bottom edge of the ring.

His gaze locked onto the Barbie doll, his wrist relaxed, and he adjusted the angle of his throw.

The trajectory of the circle in flight appeared in his mind—

At a distance of four meters, the circle will fly in a parabola, landing exactly above the Barbie doll.

He calculated the wind speed; there was almost no wind, air resistance was negligible, the release angle was slightly above 15 degrees, and the initial velocity was moderate to slow.

When the circle reaches its highest point, it will be directly above the target, and then it will fall vertically.

He trembled slightly.

The ring flew out at a moderate speed and altitude, drawing an arc in the air before landing directly above the Barbie doll and securely trapping the pink box.

The ring slid down along the four corners of the box and landed on the bottom without bouncing off or tilting; it landed precisely on the target.

The stall owner stood to the side, mouth slightly open, almost dropping the other handful of rings in his hand.

Tingting froze for a second, then screamed.

"Daddy won! Daddy won the Barbie doll!"

She ran over, picked up the pink box from the ground. The box was quite large, and it almost covered her face when she held it with both hands.

She turned around, ran back, and held it up in front of Chen Hao.

"Daddy, look! Barbie! It's Barbie!"

Yu Jingwen and Wu Licheng exchanged a glance, and their expressions simultaneously turned to surprise.

They were just saying it was too far to catch, but Chen Hao caught it on his first try.

Yu Jingwen took a closer look at the box and confirmed that it was indeed the one in the last row. Her gaze towards Chen Hao changed.

The chat room exploded with comments.

"Holy crap! Hit on the first try! That distance was at least four meters!"

"The streamer's move was so steady; the circle flew over without any deviation."

"I just said it was impossible, and the streamer immediately proved me wrong."

"This isn't a ring toss, this is a sniper shot."

"Was the streamer's hand measured with a ruler? The precision is terrifying."

A pile of gifts floated up on the screen, with carnivals, helicopters, and sports cars piling up one after another.

The stall owner walked over, took the ring from Chen Hao's hand, looked at the location of the Barbie doll, then looked at Chen Hao, his expression somewhat complicated.

He picked up the Barbie doll from the ground and handed it to Chen Hao.

"Boss, you're really lucky."

Chen Hao took the Barbie doll and handed it to Tingting.

Tingting took it, held it in her arms, and looked down at the white wedding dress in the box. The tiny sequins on the dress shimmered under the light.

She smiled, a truly satisfied smile, her lips curving upwards.

She turned her head and glanced at the last row again.

The last toy was a Kapibala doll, brown and round, sitting in the very center of the last row, next to a plush bear and a glowing dinosaur.

"Daddy, I want that one too." She pointed to Kapibala.

Yu Jingwen glanced at the last row, where Kapibala and Barbie were side by side, both quite far apart.

She tugged at Wu Licheng's sleeve.

"Director Wu, do you think Teacher Chen can still get it right?"

Wu Licheng shook his head.

"The first time might have been luck. The second time, well, who knows?"

The stall owner glanced at Chen Hao, and a slight smile appeared on his lips.

He thought to himself that the first time he managed to hit the target was pure luck; how could he be accurate every time from a distance of four meters?

In all his years of running his stall, he'd seen people get lucky and win a prize from a distant object once, but he'd never seen anyone win twice in a row.

The chat room was divided into two camps: some said, "The streamer will definitely be able to get the winning numbers again," while others said, "Luck can't last forever."

Chen Hao picked up another ring.

This time he adjusted the angle, positioning the Capitoline Barbie doll slightly to the left and making it shorter, about half the height of the Barbie doll. He needed to be more precise when the rings fell.

With a flick of his wrist, the ring flew out, drawing an arc in the air before landing precisely above Kapibala.

The ring caught the round, brown doll, and landed steadily on the ground, its loop gliding smoothly against the doll's chubby body.

The square fell silent for a moment.

Then Tingting's voice broke the silence.

"Dad got it again! Dad got it again!"