When Yan Ruosong learned that Chaochao's parents agreed that Li Chao would follow him to practice martial arts, he was overjoyed. He rushed to make a few small wooden stakes for Li Chao overnight to facilitate his practice.

Pang Min was also very happy. She thought that she would often see that silly and ignorant fat baby in the future, and she felt a little excited. But she knew that her husband was irritable, so she forced Yan Ruosong to agree to her three things. In fact, it was very simple, she could not force Chaochao, punish him, let alone yell at him or beat him up.

Of course, Yan Ruosong disagreed, saying that it was the rule passed down by his ancestors. Strict teachers produce good disciples, and Huang Jingtouzi produces good people. Since ancient times, there has been no reason why disciples are not beaten or scolded.

Pang Min was so cruel that she refused to let him teach Li Chao to practice martial arts. She said she didn't want that cute fat baby to be the second place in Dandan.

After hearing what my wife said, Yan Ruosong immediately became soft and said he should try not to lose his temper. Anyway, he is smarter than that kid and should be able to understand it at all.

Wanru has already had summer vacation and has no homework. She is playing with her open body. Her sister is at home, and Li Chao doesn't want to go to kindergarten anymore, so she stays at home to play with her sister.

Every week, Gan Rong would send Hachao to Pang Min's house, so Wanru naturally had to follow him every time. Pang Min's house was far away, and he would delay two or three hours on the way back and forth, which was quite boring. Wanru thought of a way. Before going out, she would read several Tang poems or Song lyrics for her brother and let him recite them. After the family got on the bus and took a seat, Wanru twisted her brother's big ears like a switch and said, "The little speaker started broadcasting."

Li Chao smiled and recited the poems that my sister could read to him at home. When the mother and son were about to arrive at Pang Min's house, Wanru could basically recite these poems.

Yan Ruosong likes to listen to Li Chao recite Tang and Song lyrics the most. He thinks that this little fat man is not only smart, but also cultured and wise. He can have so many poems at a young age, which is better than all his apprentices combined, and his future will definitely be limitless.

Because Li Chao is still young, Yan Ruosong dares not pull out seedlings to help grow. Every time he just teaches him how to practice long fist, hit wooden stances, and then walk around plum blossom stances, practices his steps. He neither practices nor endurance, and does not even have to squat in horse stance. Following his temperament, he can just let him play whatever he wants. He wants this little fat man to fall in love with practicing kung fu first, develop good habits, and habits become natural.

(End of this chapter)
Chapter completed!