The third brother said, "You're tired, yet you came in first place. You went out every day risking your life, only to come back empty-handed, all you've got is a bunch of flabby fat."
“Dad, knowledge will be forgotten sooner or later, I just forgot it a little too early,” Yuanyuan said confidently.
"You've been spouting nonsense to me. I'll beat you to death. You're going to spend this summer vacation at your grandma's. Let your grandma and grandpa give you a good lesson." It just so happens that the old couple wanted to make it up to their child.
"Grandpa! Please save me, please save me!" Yuanyuan cried out as she hugged Li Mancang.
Li Mancang pushed Yuanyuan aside and said, "I think the arrangement is quite good."
Yuan Yuan's lips trembled as she cried, "You're not my real grandfather! Give me back my grandfather, Grandma!"
Wu Zhiqi watched as the little ball of flesh ran towards her, almost knocking her over. "That nickname really came in handy, he's gotten so round! My little rascal, let's go on a diet!"
Yuanyuan… “You’re not my real grandma either, little cabbage, turning yellow in the field…”
“You’re only allowed a small bowl of rice at night, and the vegetables are limited too. After you finish eating, you have to run five laps around the yard.” The third son got annoyed watching his son act silly.
"I want a home, a place that doesn't need to be big, so that I won't be afraid when I'm scared. Who wouldn't want a home? But some people don't have one... Although I've never had a warm home, I still grew up gradually..." Yuan Yuan sang sadly with her eyes closed.
The third brother... this one was specially reincarnated to annoy him.
"Send them to their maternal grandparents' house during the holidays, so they can learn more. I'm busy with renovations and don't have time to take care of them," Li Mancang quickly pushed the childcare job aside.
Youyou pouted, "Grandpa, we don't need you to take care of us. We can play at home."
“This relocation is chaotic; all sorts of people are involved. You should go to your maternal grandparents’ house and get more cultural exposure,” Li Mancang said, making an excuse.
“Grandpa, please don’t say so much. You love us a little, but not much. You just want to get rid of us and live a peaceful life. We understand,” Yuanyuan said sadly.
Li Mancang's face flushed slightly when he was exposed. "What nonsense are you talking about? There are so many things going on at home, it's inconvenient for me to take you with me. Why don't you go to your great-grandfather's place?"
“That’s fine, it’s settled then,” Tuan Tuan said with a serious face. He was willing to listen to his great-grandfather tell stories of the past, which were not grand theories, but all very interesting.
“You can help your great-grandmother with farming if you go, go ahead,” the third brother said leisurely.
"I am happy to work, I am willing to go!" The suburbs are fun. When he goes there, his great-grandparents will not care about his studies and will let him eat more. His great-grandmother likes him to be chubby. Yuanyuan is willing to go.
Youyou nodded in agreement. She finally had a holiday, and she didn't want to study or be influenced by anything anymore.
Third brother: "How about we go to your second uncle's farm? That's fun."
The three children shook their heads in unison, "No!"
They're not stupid; what's the difference between going there and being sent to a labor camp?
The third brother gritted his teeth. They weren't stupid. "Going to your great-grandfather's place requires your mother's permission. It's not up to me."
Yuanyuan said, "Dad, it's not up to you to decide. Why do you keep talking? Why can't you ever understand your place?"
The third brother silently searched for a suitable tool, and Tuantuan placed the broom by the door in front of him.
Yuanyuan took off running, and the third brother chased after her with a broom...
He fled, he was pursued, he couldn't escape even with wings, and the broom was blown to smithereens.
With tears streaming down her round face, she rubbed her bottom and downed three big bowls of food for dinner, only eating the meat.
Li Mancang said, "This half-grown boy ate his father out of house and home. Luckily, I was born in this era; in the 1960s or 70s, who could afford to raise me?"
"Grandson, have some vegetables," Wu Zhiqi said, putting some vegetables on Yuanyuan's plate.
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