The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

"We didn't want to owe the Yuan family anything, thankfully everyone is alright."

Qi Laoyi caught Li Shengli.

"Yes, yes, it's a blessing that no one was hurt. Otherwise, I really wouldn't know how to compensate the Yuan family."

Li Shengli smiled.

"Everyone should mind their own business; the one suffering the most is still lying in the hospital."

Old Qi nodded repeatedly.

"Qi Yue's mother went to the hospital last night. We'll definitely handle the aftermath properly. What about you?"

Li Shengli looked at Li Tian.

"My granddaughter has already made her request. Let the children handle it themselves. They can't take responsibility, but they must be punished for their mistakes."

"Yes, yes, Qi Yue needs to be taught a lesson. None of us will help him."

Qi Xiang also came over and shook hands with Li Shengli.

"Thank you for your tolerance and generosity, Uncle Li. I will definitely discipline that brat properly."

Lee Seungri wasn't truly magnanimous, but his words sounded comforting.

"Yuan Chao got beaten up quite a bit when he was a kid. He was a naughty boy, so sometimes you had to add some corporal punishment."

Qi Yue instinctively covered his buttocks with his hands.

Seeing that he had explained things clearly, Old Qi decided it was time for him to leave.

"Alright, I won't keep you from eating. See you later."

Li Shengli went over and picked up the net bag on the coffee table.

It has everything inside, and quite a lot of things.

"It's good that things have been discussed. Just take the things back, and we don't need to do all this anymore."

Old Qi didn't answer.

"It's to calm the child down, you can't stop them from doing that, can you?"

"Don't bother seeing me off, see you later."

Old Qi waved his hand and walked out.

Lee Seungri definitely saw him off, and even escorted him all the way to the front gate.

After the guests left, Li Tian sat back down and began to eat.

"Li Tiantian, you were so brave just now! Weren't you afraid at all?"

Li Tian glanced at Li Siwen.

"I'm in my own home, what am I afraid of?"

Li Siwen was speechless.

"How do you manage to insult people with such self-righteousness? Don't you ever soften your heart when someone pleads for help?"

Li Tian was speechless.

"Auntie, he's the one who did wrong, and I was the one who almost got hurt, so of course I have a right to speak up."

Did he feel sorry for others when he hurt them?

Li Siwen shook her head.

Li Tian put a piece of egg in her mouth.

"Then why do I have to soften my heart every time he cries?"

Li Siwen nodded repeatedly.

Li Tian's statement makes perfect sense.

but......

Li Siwen looked at Li Tian and fell into deep thought.

How did this 5-year-old's brain develop? Why does she still waver when faced with these basic questions, even though she's almost 25?

What went wrong?

The egg yolk was a bit dry, so Li Tian rinsed it off with some porridge.

It seems I have to explain a few more things to Li Siwen.

"Auntie, even children can distinguish between good and evil. I think it's the adults who are making things complicated."

Li Shengli walked over and patted Li Tian's head.

"Tian Tian is right. What is often a simple matter of right and wrong becomes extremely complicated when many people are involved and their interests intertwine."

After Lee Seungri sat down, he looked up at Lee Si-wen.

"Daughter, as a mature person, you do need to weigh the pros and cons when faced with a situation, but you don't have to do it in every situation. If you feel frustrated, there's no need to hold back. Sometimes, taking a direct approach is more effective."

Li Siwen nodded thoughtfully.

"For example, today, Tian Tian talked a lot, which both vented her anger and helped me out of a tight spot."

"Tian Tian can punish other people's children however she wants, but I can't."

"Dad, I understand all of this. I'm just curious how Tian Tian understands it?"

Li Tian felt somewhat guilty and didn't dare to speak.

Lee Seungri tilted his head back.

"My granddaughter, of course I taught her well."

"When you're in the right, you naturally need to be more assertive. If you don't establish your authority now, when will you?"

Li Siwen rolled her eyes.

"I'm still your own daughter, and you don't even know how to properly teach me."

Lee Seungri glared.

"How could you say we didn't teach you? Aren't we taking every opportunity to teach you now? The master leads you through the door, but the rest is up to you."

Li Siwen pouted, put down her chopsticks, and looked at Li Tian, ​​who was engrossed in eating.

"Are you full?"

"immediately."

Li Siwen got up to get Li Tian's schoolbag.

"Mom, you go eat, I'll go take Tian Tian to school."

Looking at her increasingly sensible little daughter, Ye Zhao felt a deep sense of satisfaction.

Li Shengli carried Ye Zhao's bowl of rice into the kitchen.

When they came out again, the porridge was steaming hot.

"Eat first. Nothing is more important than your own health."

Ye Zhao smiled and took the boiled egg that Li Shengli handed her, then took a bite.

"Tian Tian really does have your personality, stubborn and cunning. However, we need to guide her more."

Li Shengli smiled smugly.

He took it as his wife praising him.

"To make a sapling grow straight, you have to prune the branches frequently, but I don't see anything wrong with my granddaughter."

Ye Zhao glared at Li Shengli.

"I didn't say Tian Tian has any problems right now, but she's still a young child, shouldn't we put in more effort?"

"Yes, yes, thank you for your hard work, my dear husband."

Ye Zhao sighed softly, recalling the delicate relationship between Du Juan and her mother-in-law.

"When I'm tired, I want more help, but sometimes I really don't want Yuanchao to find another one. You know, if a stranger suddenly comes to the house, there will definitely be a lot of conflicts and a lot of adjustments will be needed."

Li Shengli nodded.

"Of course!"

"I'm glad I could help you, but I'm afraid I'll just cause you more trouble."

Li Shengli felt sorry for his son, but he felt even more sorry for his wife.

"Then let's put it off a little longer, and wait until Tian Tian is a bit older. Anyway, he can't take care of his family, so what does it matter if he has a wife or not?"

Ye Zhao pointed at Li Shengli and laughed a few times.

If his son heard this, he would complain that he was adopted.

Ye Zhao cleared away the dishes and went to the kitchen.

After tidying up, I went back inside to change my coat.

"I'll go to the hospital and see if they have enough staff. I'll bring Xiao Zhang back."

Li Shengli nodded.

"Let Xiao Zhang come back. We should give the Qi family a chance to prove themselves."

"Du Juan is such a simple and strong girl, she didn't complain about us at all."

Li Shengli was a little unsure of Ye Zhao's thoughts.

"How about we find a girl like that for Yuanchao from our hometown? She's guaranteed to be well-behaved, hardworking, and able to endure hardship."

Ye Zhao waved her hands repeatedly.

"Don't you dare! If you let anything slip, your village will have to send all the unmarried girls over here."

"Does our Yuan Dynasty even have a future?"

"What Yuanchao needs is a partner, someone to talk to. Our family doesn't lack nannies. Why are you getting more and more feudal as you get older?"

Li Shengli chuckled foolishly.

If they knew there was a chance to get government-subsidized grain rations, those people in the village would really do anything.

Ye Zhao put two cans of milk powder in a net bag and went out.

When Li Shengli doesn't go out, Chen Hao will naturally pick up and drop off Ye Zhao.

After Li Tian entered kindergarten, she went to find Song Li.

"Teacher Song, I don't want to sit next to Qi Yue anymore. Please help us change seats."

Song Li was somewhat confused.

This was the first time a student had come to her asking to change seats.

Why?

Li Tian briefly explained the situation.