The cub raised its head, looked at its father's shadow sitting on the edge of the bed, and muttered angrily to the game system:

"I don't want to."

"He's a bad dad."

At this moment, the father also asked him in a proper manner, "Did you hear what I said clearly, baby?"

The cub crossed its arms and turned around angrily, saying very deliberately and very loudly:

"I understand. I can sleep alone, take my medicine by myself, play by myself, and comfort myself when I feel unwell."

"I don't need a dad."

Dad paused again.

As a strange NPC, he seems unable to understand what it means to say one thing and mean another.

I don't understand why the cub is angry.

Dad hesitated for a while, then inexplicably felt guilty. But he really didn't understand or could not process this information, so he decided to follow his motto: "Nothing is difficult if you are willing to give up."

He pretended not to hear and turned to leave.

But at that moment, the cub reached out and grabbed a bit of his clothes.

Even if it's fake, the cub is still afraid to see its father's departing figure.

A choked voice came through:

"Daddy, don't leave your baby... don't abandon your baby..."

The father froze, his movements as if completely controlled by the spoiled child. He slowly turned around and was bumped into by the burning hot child.

The boy's tears soaked his suit jacket; he cried so pitifully.

"Daddy, if you go out, I'm going to die, waaaaaah..."

Hearing the cub's words, the father seemed to recall the challengers who had previously become his children.

But when he projected those gruesome deaths onto the cub, he found himself in utter confusion, unsure of how to make a judgment...