The Kids Keep Changing, but Their Dad Is Here to Stay

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He opens his eyes to find two children, one big and one small, hungry but still searching for wild fruit to feed him.

He is happy to be a dad to these sweet kids.

Fine clothes, delicious food, carriages and horses: if other kids have them, his kids should too.

And even if other kids don't have them, his kids should still get them.

But, kids, could you please change this habit of bringing home more kids... just a little?

All right, all right, bring them home. Dad will raise however many you find.

He thought that with King Wen's hundred sons already stealing the show, there was no way he could outdo his illustrious predecessor. But as he looks at one batch of kids after another, he thinks: Fine, these kids make me feel young and full of energy!

Little scene:

By the old man's sickbed, he clutches his youngest brother's soft little hand. "Hey, little bro, Dad likes raising kids. Bring a few more home for him. You older nephews, look after your little great-uncle and great-aunt."

When the little brother grows old, he too clutches his grandson's hand. "Grandson, I'm entrusting your great-grandfather to you. Remember to bring him some kids, and be polite to your future little grand-uncles and grand-aunts. Your great-grandfather likes being a dad."

Yan Su, the great-grandfather: Who started this rumor that I like being a dad? And why are you all passing it down from generation to generation?

Reborn as a Little White Snake

Yan Shu is reborn as a little white snake. He sees cultivators bullying little demons and keeping them as cauldrons, while the little demons suffer miserably.

Furious, Yan Shu takes to the air.

His snake tail has a "waistline" of 1.88 meters. One sweep crushes a whole basket of cultivators.

The little demons hail him as "Ancestor" and bow to thank him for saving their lives.

Yan Shu, a three-year-old dragging his snake tail: Ah! Can someone tell me if I'm poisonous? I'm too scared to even swallow my spit! What do I do if my fangs cut my tongue?

The little demons: Oh, the Ancestor's drooling again. He must want some milk! Hurry and pick a flavor for him.

Theme: Everyone has a responsibility to care for little ones. Raise them right so they grow up with good values.