Zerg: The female warrior's male master is acting strangely!

"But Yi Yi is only one year old. How can he handle learning so much?"

At this moment, Manjushri had no doubt that Herroyen had gone to the wrong school and enrolled in the wrong class.

Shouldn't a one-year-old be playing at kindergarten?

For example, building blocks, singing songs, learning to draw, or playing with other cubs are normal cub lessons.

"My lord," Holoy decided to give a serious explanation, "you may not know much about this."

"Each female insect learns many lessons from a young age, which is beneficial and harmless to her."

"The earlier and more solid the foundation is laid, the more stable and longer the road ahead will be."

Manjushri shook his head and insisted, "It's better to learn well than to learn a lot. Why not let Yi Yi choose some courses she likes?"

Holoyen paused, seemingly surprised by the question. "You mean elective courses?"

"Yes! When Yi Yi turns nine, he can choose his own path based on his interests and strengths!"

"For example, in medical fields, scientific research, starship engineering, or after passing appropriate high-intensity physical training tests, one can become an outstanding female soldier!"

Manjushri was instantly stunned. Could this be Heroyen's plan for I-I-I's future?

He hesitated for a moment, then turned to look at the little one and asked, "What does Yi Yi think?"

Heroui raised his head. Although he didn't really want to go to school yet, it didn't mean he had no ambition.

"I want to grow up to be an outstanding female soldier, just like my father!"

Wenshu paused for a moment, a complex emotion welling up inside him. He hadn't expected that Yiyi, at such a young age, already had her own goals.

Heroion wasn't surprised to hear this, after all, "Military Female" was indeed the first choice for most female insects, and Yi Yi's answer was obviously within his expectations.

But the next second, Holoiyi deflated like a punctured balloon and wailed, "But! I don't want to go to school now, Father..."

"..." Heroion's tone was resolute: "No! I've already submitted your information, and all the formalities are complete. You have to go!"

Once those words were spoken, there was clearly no room for negotiation.

Manjushri opened his mouth, but ultimately swallowed the words that were about to come out.

He couldn't get involved in this matter. Putting aside whether the school had already admitted Zai Zai, just the fact that Herroyen was Zai Zai's biological father meant he had no right to make decisions for Zai Zai.

From beginning to end, he was just a "male father" who returned to his own body halfway through life, an outsider who hadn't even fully figured out the rules of this world.

Holoi lowered her head and nodded sullenly, "I understand, Father."

Then he walked to his father's feet and tugged at his father's knees with his little paws, but before he could climb up, his father picked him up in one go.

He nestled comfortably in his father's arms, his tail no longer wagging listlessly, looking like he needed comforting.

Holoyen frowned upon seeing this. He reasonably suspected that on the day of school enrollment, the little one would cry and beg his father to plead with him on his behalf. If the male master softened his heart then, wouldn't that...

Thinking of this, Holoyen reached out his hand to the little one and said earnestly, "My lord, please entrust Yi Yi to me first."

"I'll help him calm down."

Suddenly, Manjushri, who had been extremely depressed, and Heroi, who had been dejected, began to look at him with confused expressions.

Manjushri: ?

Hroy: ?

Guidance?

Clearly, they couldn't believe that the word would come out of Herroyen's mouth.

Manjushri hesitated for a few seconds, then handed the baby to Heroion, and watched them go upstairs with a blank expression.

Upon entering the study, Herroyen immediately placed the baby on the large desk, then turned and walked to the deepest part of the bookshelf, reaching into the top shelf to pull out a heavy book.

Herroyen walked back to the table and shoved the thick, heavy book into the baby's arms.

"Give."

The heavy weight made Holoiyi lean back slightly, and she barely managed to maintain her balance by desperately clinging to the spine of the book with her two little paws.

The book was taller than him when it stood up, and its spine was as wide as his head.

Standing by the table, arms crossed, Herroyn declared confidently, "With this book, you'll have a chance to overtake others!"

"If you study hard, you'll easily get first place in next month's entrance exam!"

"what?"

Holoi stared blankly at the enormous book in her arms, her little paws barely able to hold on.

He tried hard to think through his female father's words, and a thought quickly crossed his mind.

So, what the female father meant was that he now had to rely on the hundreds of characters that the female father had taught him a few months ago, and then spend half a month memorizing this book that was bigger than him.

Herroy was dumbfounded.

"Father!"

His voice trembled uncontrollably, "Didn't you say you were going to help me?"

Is this how you manage things?!

"Aren't I trying to help you right now?" Holoy said frankly.

Upon hearing this, Heroiyi glanced at the "guidance tool" in his arms, which was heavier than him, and then looked up at his father's self-righteous expression. Finally, he burst into tears.

He abruptly let go, and the next second, the heavy book slammed onto the table with a thud, making the little fleshy part of his leg tremble...

"Waaaaaah... I don't want my father's guidance... Waaaaaahh ...

Herroyne: "..."

"Wa ...