"Brat, I was originally planning to go easy on you, but now it seems there's no need." Shi Yongheng gritted his teeth.
"Teacher, I'm going to teach those Bear Boys a lesson, then head out for a while. Shutting myself away to study isn't a good thing."
"Mm!"
"Haha, Bear Boys, I'm here! Hurry out and welcome Uncle Yongheng's love!"
"They're not home. They went out to play!" A clearly childish Bear Boy voice pretended to be an adult's, giving an utterly nonsensical reply.
"Is that so!
"If you've made a complete mess of comprehending the runes Uncle Yongheng left behind, be careful or I'll smack your butts into eight pieces."
Before long, a group of Bear Boys stood before Yongheng with long faces, utterly unwilling.
"Judging by those expressions, you're very unwilling."
"Ah, haha, not at all, Uncle Yongheng. It's wonderful that you've come out of seclusion."
"Yeah, Uncle Yongheng. You have no idea how bored we were while you were in seclusion."
"Nonsense... Brother obviously had it weally comfy." A little Milk Baby sucking on her finger, her nose running, immediately exposed her lying brother with her unclear speech.
"Little sister, don't wrong your brother..."
"Enough. How is your rune comprehension? Show me. This time, when lifting the cauldrons, anyone who can't lift a thousand jin should obediently take off their pants and show me their butt.
"That's not asking much, is it?"
At once, a large group of Bear Boys wailed miserably. "Cheating! Uncle Yongheng, you're cheating! We're still so little!"
"Shut up! You know your Uncle Hao, right? He lifted a giant cauldron weighing a hundred thousand jin when he was seven.
"My requirements for you are only one percent of his.
"I'm not asking you to lift a hundred-thousand-jin cauldron at seven. Just lift