Live Stream: Overly Pampered Education Creates Three Superstars in One Family

Li Lele fell from the third floor and landed on the soil of the flower bed on the first floor.

He suffered a rib fracture, a fracture in his left arm, and a mild concussion, but his life is not in danger.

The ambulance, siren blaring, rushed her into the emergency room amidst rush hour traffic. The operating room lights stayed on for three hours, then went out.

The doctor came out and said to the mother, who was crying so hard she could barely stand in the corridor, "The person has been saved."

The news exploded online like a bomb.

The production team of the TV show "Effective Parenting" immediately issued a statement announcing the suspension of filming for Li Lele's family and stating that they would provide psychological counseling support to Li Lele's family.

But the statement could not stop the public opinion that had already spread.

On the trending search list, related terms surged to the top of the list within half an hour.

Upon clicking, the first post garnered over a million likes within ten minutes.

"Damn it, these bastards! If they're so capable, why don't they strive for success themselves instead of forcing their kids? You're all so old, and you haven't even accomplished anything yourself. What makes you think you can demand your children work so hard? If you can't fly yourself, you lay an egg in the nest and expect the egg to fly, right?"

The most liked comment reads: "She scored 670 points, and her mother thinks she's regressed. She scored 670 points!"

When Chen Chu saw this message, he was sitting in the living room peeling an apple for Chen Xiayu.

He stopped holding the fruit knife in his hand and stared at the words on the screen for a long time.

He put down his phone, remained silent for a moment, and then continued peeling the apple. After finishing, he cut the apple into small pieces, placed them in a bowl, and pushed it in front of Chen Xiayu.

Chen Ziran came out of the room to pour himself some water, and was stopped by Chen Chu as he passed through the living room.

"Wait a moment."

Chen Ziran turned around and saw his father's expression. It wasn't his usual playful smile, but a serious expression that he rarely saw.

"Did you secretly study last night?"

Chen Ziran's eyes flickered: "...No."

"You're lying."

Chen Ziran felt embarrassed.

Chen Chu looked at the dark circles under his eyes, so dark they looked like they had been drawn with a marker.

He didn't get angry; he simply stood up, walked over to Chen Ziran, and handed him his phone, which displayed the news about Li Lele.

"Did you see that?"

Chen Ziran looked down and then froze.

"Your dad told you, studying is important, but not as important as your life. What's the point of getting first place in the city if you push yourself to the point of ruining yourself?" Chen Chu took back his phone and put it in his pocket. "No studying today."

Chen Ziran was taken aback: "Then... what should I do?"

"Let's go play games."

Chen Ziran opened his mouth, wanting to say something, but Chen Chu had already pushed his shoulder towards the study, pressed him in front of the computer, and even turned on the power for him.

The RGB lighting on the computer case lit up, the fans started spinning, the screen lit up, and the Steam login screen popped up.

"But I..."

"No buts. Playing video games."

Chen Ziran gripped the mouse, remained silent for a moment, then released it and turned to look at Chen Chu: "Dad, aren't you worried that I'll really go astray?"

"Degenerate?" Chen Chu leaned against the doorframe. "Playing games for two hours is considered decadent? Does that mean I, your dad, have become decadent to the core of the earth by playing games every day?"

"That's different..."

"What's the difference?" Chen Chu asked casually. "You're my son, I know what kind of person you are. If you were the kind of person who would play games for two days and then not study, you would never have scored 570 points."

Alright, enough nonsense. Play a couple of rounds, then go to sleep.

Look at your dark circles, you look like a panda.

Chen Ziran held the mouse, remained silent for a moment, and then clicked on the game icon.

He selected a jungler champion, and while the loading screen appeared, he suddenly said, "Dad, can you please not play mid lane?"

"What do you mean?"

"I don't want to lose points."

"Are you itching for a beating?"

The live chat was filled with laughter, but many people were still thinking about the news from earlier.

[When Chen Chu saw that part of the news, his expression genuinely changed. He was worried.]

He was genuinely afraid his son would repeat his mistakes. That's why he forced his son to play video games.

I cried. Other families force their kids to study, Chen Chu forces his kid to play video games.

With a father like that, who would be foolish enough to do something drastic?

The next afternoon.

The production crew arrived.

Chen Chu opened the door and saw that the person standing outside was not the director who usually followed him, but a middle-aged man wearing black-rimmed glasses, who was the chief planner of the "Good Parenting" program.

Director Liu didn't enter; he stood at the doorway, speaking politely but formally: "Mr. Chen, we have something we'd like to discuss with you. In the next episode, we're preparing to add a new observation family."