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"Family in the Same Class 2"
"Family in the Same Class 2" Plot:
In the fourth grade, a couple, to make up for missing their son's growth, transferred into the same class with their son while hiding their identities, becoming the "invisible parents" in the class. They caused frequent misunderstandings: the father was mistaken for a parent from another class and sent the wrong homework; the mother argued with the head teacher about homework load; the deskmate thought they were the child's "separated parents". At the end-of-term parent-teacher meeting, their true identities were accidentally exposed by the teacher, shocking the whole class. The couple just wanted to turn the missed time into daily moments by staying in the same class, so a hilarious and heartwarming family comedy began.
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