Buddhists Raise Children, but All of Them Become Talented People.

In my previous life, I tried my best to be a chicken baby, forcing my four children to become depressed and rebellious, and my family was ruined. I regretted it for the rest of my life. When I was reborn and returned to the day when my children were still young, I was completely at ease: no extra lessons, no pressure, no comparison, no control, only companionship and respect. Parents all over the Internet are spending money to get involved. I take my children to watch clouds, cook, and watch ants move. As a result, the eldest child won the International Mathematics Gold Medal, the second child conquered prestigious overseas schools with the prestige elite English in the United States, the third child swept the science and technology innovation competition, and the fourth child's paintings sold for sky-high prices. Tutoring institutions have smeared her, education experts have named her, and prestigious schools have biased and pressured her, all of which have been turned into a joke by the child's true talent. It turns out that relaxation nourishes life, and you can become talented by being free - the less you push yourself, the more you defy nature.