"When I was three, I was already very caring. When I found a mosquito, I was afraid it would starve to death, so I put it in my mother's mosquito net to raise it..."
"When I was six, Dad said in the morning that he was going to kill the old rooster at home to treat guests at noon. To save that Big Mottled Rooster, I put three doses of laxatives in Dad's breakfast. Dad got diarrhea right in front of the guests, and it lasted for three whole days. He completely forgot about killing the rooster."
"When I was ten, during the New Year, Mom bought three big carp to offer as sacrifices. I released them all, then replaced them with three big stones and stewed them in the pot."
"That'll be all. Please return to your unit and wait for notification."
"So that means I have a good chance?" a young man with an innocent face asked happily.
"Yes, a very good chance." An interviewer helplessly fobbed off this applicant who had no clue about his own limits.
The fact that this kid had survived to adulthood was already a miracle of love.
What notification was he still expecting?
Then came another one.
The next day, Wenren Sheng received three students.
They had all been selected after an overnight screening process.
One man and two women.
After seeing their expressions, Wenren Sheng silently gave Lao An and the others a thumbs-up.
They really had figured it out... He had only vaguely said, "There must be love in your hearts," and they had understood how to choose people.
They were all old hands.
That was right, Lao An had misunderstood, but the many advisers and researchers would not misunderstand Wenren Sheng's meaning.
Wenren Sheng could hardly state outright that