Indeed, the little guy's parents are not talkative people, and they both dislike trouble.

Therefore, naturally, even small people still have genetic factors.

This foreign uncle talks way too much nonsense. The capable uncle is much better; he doesn't talk so much!

Fortunately, Harry's subsequent words made the little man retract much of his dislike.

"Shiyun baby, uncle will teach you how to play~"

He was clearly interested, but the little guy deliberately acted mature for his age.

"real?"

Harry nodded repeatedly: "Of course."

The little boy rolled his eyes, seemingly thinking about something, before finally agreeing:

"Okay! But shouldn't we ask Uncle Li Li about this?"

Impressive uncle?

who?

Harry stared blankly at the people in the room, then stretched out his hand and counted them. There were only three people in total, right?

Who is that amazing uncle?

Could it be that there's a fourth person in this room whom I can't see?

Upon realizing this, Harry immediately jumped up and landed right behind Ning Luo.

Forehead...

Harry, this foreigner, is actually afraid of those mysterious and mysterious things. Could he be a fake Westerner?

Shouldn't all Westerners be atheists?

Ning Luo frowned again, reached out and untied her sleeve, glancing at the little prankster on the other side.

The little dumpling received Ning Luo's signal, but didn't stop there. Instead, it smiled slyly and slowly walked up to Harry:

"Uncle Harry, do you know about Ox-Head and Horse-Face?"

"I don't know," Harry honestly shook his head.

What are Ox-Head and Horse-Face?

Is it a monster?

The little boy let out a long "Oh!" and asked, "Uncle Harry, do you want to know what Ox-Head and Horse-Face are?"

Ningluo had actually given her friend several hints by now, but unfortunately, Harry didn't pick up on them.

As a foreigner, a thirst for knowledge is a must.

It would be too embarrassing if we didn't even understand what a child was saying.

But as foreigners, they usually have a very good habit:

Don't be ashamed to ask questions of those who are less knowledgeable than yourself.

"Want to know, can Shi Yun baby tell Uncle?"

The little guy nodded decisively:

"Of course, if Uncle Harry teaches Tuanzi to play games, then Tuanzi will definitely tell Uncle Harry what he wants to know."

It's very fair, isn't it?

Ning Luo had given up on giving hints. Since it was Harry's own fault for not receiving them, he couldn't blame himself after that.

He gave the mischievous little guy a deep look, then leaned back against the game console, clearly looking like he was watching a good show.

Seeing that Ning Luo was alright, the little man finally felt relieved and began to tell the curious Harry:

"Ox-Head and Horse-Face are really powerful, Uncle Harry. What do you think the punishment is for lying?"

What are the punishments for lying?

When you're a child, lying will get you a beating from adults. When you're an adult, lying depends on the specific situation. A good lie is a white lie, while a bad one can have a very serious or minor consequence. A minor lie might result in a small punishment, while a serious lie could land you in jail.

In this world, whatever you do, you will inevitably have to pay back something in return; this is what Buddhism calls the 'cycle of cause and effect'.

Harry briefly explained his understanding, but unfortunately, the little man shook his head repeatedly.

"Isn't that right?"

These are all the educational and cognitive things I've received since I was a child!

It's impossible for it to be wrong, right?