After settling the matter between the two children, Wenren Sheng could not help but sigh.
Adults were actually easier to manage.
After all, one could act without any psychological burden. Those who broke the rules could be killed or arrested as appropriate. Through natural selection, the vast majority of those left behind would naturally be rule-abiding people.
Children were different. One could only reason with them, yet human nature was instinctively opposed to reason.
Because, in the end, reason existed to restrain unbridled human nature.
Seeing something good and taking it by force, acting up when unhappy, only wanting to play and not study, throwing tantrums at will...
They were usually unwilling to listen to reason. They would only cover their ears. Only punishment could establish rules and make them remember what they could not do and what they had to do.
If someone interfered during the punishment and rendered it ineffective, that would be the end of it.
Countless children had been ruined this way.
Forget it. He would throw Little Illusion back into the Republic of China Illusion for another experience, so she could properly understand just how wonderful her current life was.
She had probably forgotten the previous lesson.
Wenren Sheng acted as soon as the thought crossed his mind. With a single thought, Little Illusion, who had been enthusiastically playing Heroes of Might and Magic, became a little maid in the Republic of China Illusion...
Without experiencing life's hardships, how could one know the sweetness of life? Among a hundred people in their comfort zones, perhaps one would still strive onward.
As for someone like him, who could still strive in the peak zone, the zone where everything was available, there was perhaps only one among hundreds of millions.
After dealing with Little Illusion, Wenren Sheng