Transmigrated & Triumphant: Defying Destiny's Chosen One-Chapter 519 - 51: The New Child Has Appeared

Sister-in-law Li dragged Teacher Xiao Zhou away awkwardly and angrily, and the courtyard returned to a quiet state.

Only Da Dan held a branch, gesturing as if trying to save his two pepper seedlings.

Liu Jia Bao looked left and right, realizing his excellent acting skills from earlier had gone unnoticed. He thought for a moment and then joined in, looking at the two little seedlings that couldn’t be saved. Turning his head, he said to his grandma, "Grandma, don’t we have some seedlings at home? Bring a couple over!"

No one at the entire base had managed to take advantage of Granny Zhao. However, when it came to her precious grandson, everything was negotiable.

The old lady was even all smiles, feeling extra enthusiastic and proactive, thinking her grandson had made friends.

"Alright, Grandma will bring them over later!"

Da Dan glanced at Zhao Jia Bao, and at the moment, nodded modestly.

"Not bad, you’re loyal!"

...

(⊙o⊙) Wow!

Now, how many youngsters have been praised with such mature words as "loyal"? Liu Jia Bao was overjoyed, wanting even more to showcase himself.

He was already thinking of arranging things with Old Lady Liu.

But Da Dan interrupted him:

"We have 6 kids at our house now, but none as strong as you. As you saw, my aunt often gets bullied. If you’re willing to help out, you can be the 7th!"

As for what getting bullied had to do with helping out... who cares!

And the six kids included Little Xuan as part of the family, after all, he could teach up to the fourth grade and even got paid.

But Liu Jia Bao wasn’t sharp enough to easily figure out single-digit arithmetic in everyday life, hearing this made him feel as if he could immediately fit into this family, absolutely thrilled.

Seeing him so eager, Da Dan was quite pleased too but emphasized:

"No meals or lodging included!"

Kidding, my aunt’s food isn’t blown in by the wind, how could they feed a child for nothing?

Look, Liu Jia Bao, sitting there with all that meat, surely had a good diet; can’t let him take advantage.

Overly shrewd, Da Dan calculated meticulously in his mind but remained the cool guy who could easily use "loyal" to describe himself in front of Liu Jia Bao!

Liu Jia Bao got even more excited.

...

For Liu Jia Bao, who had never had friends, such a promise was already a tremendous affirmation.

He even nodded immediately: "Don’t worry, I’ll definitely eat before coming over... what chores need doing, fetching water?"

Saying so, without waiting for a response, he jumped right onto the water pump’s handle and started vigorously.

Da Dan glanced again at Old Lady Liu, seeing her smiling serenely, seeming to think of it as just kids’ enthusiasm, not feeling sorry for her precious grandson in this regard, so he relaxed—

"Stop it, stop it."

Why fetch water at noon?

The vegetables didn’t need watering, nor was it time to sun the water for baths, what a waste.

He thought for a bit, simply pulling Liu Jia Bao by the back collar:

"Let’s go, time for class now! We’re learning to write this afternoon."

Liu Jia Bao might be willing to go all out, but not very sharp in thought, so Da Dan had to bring along another one.

Liu Jia Bao entered the room with a big grin, only to be greeted by an uneven black-painted wall, looking as though, probably, maybe it was a blackboard.

Below two long tables, filled with all sorts of exercise books and textbooks...

Liu Jia Bao suddenly felt a chill in his legs, and they trembled slightly.

"We’re... seriously going to class?" Wasn’t it just a joke?

Following such a cool guy, shouldn’t we be fighting all over the nursery school, driving away Teacher Zhou?

Why do we have to study?!

Liu Jia Bao instantly chickened out.

...

But quicker than his retreat was Little Xuan’s protest.

"Why did you bring Liu Jia Bao over?"

"Don’t you know he hasn’t even learned addition or subtraction at the nursery school!"

Da Dan turned his head, astonished, staring at Liu Jia Bao in disbelief: "Hasn’t he been in nursery school for two years?"

"Yes."

Although Little Xuan hadn’t been at the nursery school for long, he had already roughly gauged the level of his classmates.

Excluding those who wet their pants, Liu Jia Bao was considered a veteran—he had been there two and a half years!

But this veteran was never learning, always causing trouble, never doing his homework properly, and never learning what he really needed to.

He looked at Liu Jia Bao: "Tell me, 3+7 equals what?"

Liu Jia Bao snorted defiantly: "You’re talking nonsense, my grandma said there’s no one smarter than me in the whole world!"