Synopsis:
The national broadcaster’s latest parenting show, Happy Parenting, is here.
Its goal is to teach soon-to-be parents how to raise their children.
Family One: “Sweetie, take your time with your homework. You’re not stupid. Just work through each problem slowly.”
Family Two: “If you don’t finish that homework, you’re not going to bed tonight!”
Family Three: “Son, we’ve got money to spare. Dad just wants you to be happy!”
The parenting styles vary widely, but then the camera turns to Jiang Chen’s family.
The mood suddenly takes a bizarre turn.
“Dad’s bad at the game, so he’s always right. You’re bad at the game, so Dad beats you!”
“You want to sign up for tutoring? You can’t even land your shots. What’s the point of more lessons?”
“Dad, you’re the one with the negative K/D.”
“You dare talk back?”
Netizens: This family is hilarious. Why is the dad arguing back at his son?
It's nice to watch, and quite funny. Another question I don't understand is how does the male protagonist's mother fall in love with the male protagonist's father?
It is a novel anti-routine book about raising children. The core of the book is that the father lets his son play games and the son learns secretly. It is a bit similar to those books that develop all aspects of entertainment. The disadvantage is that the protagonist is too versatile and sometimes the pretense is not smooth enough.
It's a very good book. The story line revolves around the happy life of "battle of wits and courage" between an Internet-addicted father and his sensible son. The only shortcoming is that the ability is too comprehensive and the side stories are too complicated. Each side story is just a bit uncomfortable to read, but overall it is a very good book.
It's a bit unfinished, it's very interesting, but I regret that I didn't get to see my little brother grow up.
Alas, later non-human performance is not recommended 🙂
This book deserves a high score. Although it is a fusion of many jokes and memes, it looks very happy. After all, most people read e-books just to be happy. This book does that.
Great great great great
Hahaha. It's okay, I only wrote about my childhood
The ending is sloppy but the content is very good
The story is interesting, the characters are vivid, and the contrasts are strong.