The little boy tucked a corner of his navy blue robe into his belt, revealing a round face with a healthy wheat-colored complexion that made his two rows of teeth appear exceptionally white when he smiled.

After the two children bowed to each other, the little boy raised his chin and said, "I won't let you off the hook."

"Releasing water?" What does "releasing water" mean? Does it mean relieving water to wash hands?

Although I don't understand it, it sounds very impressive.

After a full three seconds of silence, the little dumpling repeated the little boy's words in a very convincing manner: "Then I won't let the water out either!"

The little boy was about to nod in appreciation when he heard the little girl opposite him finish her grand pronouncements and then ask:

"What are you going to do with the water?"

he:"……"

The third round of the children's friendly match has finally begun.

But it seems like we hit a stalemate right from the start.

The little boy from Inner Mongolia kept taking the initiative, stomping and stomping.

Meanwhile, Chaochao kept hiding and dodging.

She dodged every point precisely, leaving the audience wondering whether she was just lucky or had some kind of cheat code with maxed-out dodging skills.

The system, now aware of the inside story, suddenly realized what it meant to be the only one sober while everyone else was drunk.

You didn't realize, this is Chaochao dancing on a small tree branch—not like she's eating kebabs! It's a skill she honed while dodging Huo Qin's interception!

And so, the fiercely competitive little boy has yet to win over the three-and-a-half-year-old Chaochao.

Changchang, standing outside, exclaimed in surprise, "Is this the art of war in every dynasty?"

Leo, who was clapping and agreeing, suddenly had a thought and turned around in surprise: "You're saying Chaochao is a grandson?!"

Suddenly, a pot fell from the sky and hit Changchang: "???"