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The Dutiful Kid Who Saved the Villainous Family is also known as: K-유교 어린이가 악당 가족을 구함. These are translations and alternative titles used in different regions.

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The Dutiful Kid Who Saved the Villainous Family is a Manhua that falls under the following genres: Adventure, Comedy, Comic, Drama, Fantasy.

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The Dutiful Kid Who Saved the Villainous Family

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K-유교 어린이가 악당 가족을 구함

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Adventure, Comedy, Comic, Drama, Fantasy, Manhwa, Romance, Shoujo

Type

Manhwa

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Release

2026

Status

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Read Manhwa The Dutiful Kid Who Saved the Villainous Family / The K-Upright Child Who Saved the House of Villains / A K‑Confucian Kid Saves the Villain Family / The Dutiful Child Saves a Villainous Family / K-유교 어린이가 악당 가족을 구함

Five‑year‑old Airi, chubby and lovingly raised by her grandmother, falls ill one day from overeating — and when she opens her eyes, she awakens to the memories of her past life as a righteous K‑kid with a taekwondo color belt.
“And on top of that, I have to save the world?!”
She can definitely do it! Starting with the badly‑behaved kids first!
“You shouldn’t say such mean things to your friends.”
“What? Ha! What can a tiny pea like you possibly do—”
She delivered a hectopascal kick she learned from Master Gyeonghye at the taekwondo gym.
“AAAGH!”
“Don’t act so unruly!”
Yes. The former K‑kid was strong. Physically, that is. Very, very much so.