Li Ye was tormented by Wen Leyu for half the night and was ultimately forced to accept part of the "scheme" aimed at him, agreeing to tutor his daughter in her schoolwork.
But Li Ye repeatedly stressed that he would "tutor her for a few days first and see."
It was not that he lacked confidence in his own abilities. After all, elementary schoolwork in the 1990s was still fairly simple; there would not be those heaven-defying questions that could leave even adults utterly bewildered.
Li Ye had simply tasted the sweetness of it, so he decided to "raise bandits to strengthen himself and eat his fill every meal." Thirty-year-old Wen Leyu was no longer the scrawny bean sprout she had once been. Her tall body had filled out, and the feeling of taking Li Ye in hand versus being taken in hand by Li Ye was truly very different.
Li Ye could play the trick of holding the children hostage in pursuit of happiness too.
As for teaching the children martial arts, Li Ye did not agree completely.
Because Li Ye knew his own limits. When it came to whose fists were bigger, Li Zhongfa still had the edge. Li Ye's ability to take on ten alone actually came from the benefits of being a transmigrator, while Li Zhongfa had truly fought japanese soldiers three at a time, gambling with his life.
So Li Ye only agreed that once the two children felt they had learned enough, he would step in and suppress them a little, letting them know just how green they were and teaching them reverence.
However, Li Ye had thought the matter was settled. Yet only a few days later, a twist arose, because his younger sister Fu Yiruo had procured several videotapes from overseas.
"Here,