Coming to the StarCraft to Be a Kindergarten Teacher: Perfect Transformation

After telling Daphne in detail about the long and winding history of the horse-faced skirt, I subconsciously glanced at the time and realized that an hour and a half had already passed since I posted my first video! Time flies... It should be almost time to post the second video and draw the winner from the first video!

Thinking of this, I couldn't wait to open my phone and skillfully clicked on the Bilin app. After finding the video I had just posted, I gently clicked it, and the screen instantly jumped to the comment section.

Wow! I didn't expect so many people to leave comments! Looking at all those enthusiastic comments, I couldn't help but feel touched and delighted. These lovely netizens expressed a keen interest in the Dragon Boat Festival, asking for more details. Some expressed their gratitude for the explanations, saying they learned new things through our kindergarten videos. Some even shared their own stories about traditional culture...

However, the vast majority of netizens are here to see our innocent, lively and adorable children. After all, the little angels of our Ceres Love Nursery School are praised by everyone, and flowers bloom when they see them, and cars get flat tires when they see them! Hahaha. Sorry, I went off topic a bit, let's get back to the point. I swiped the screen up and checked the comment section below. It really lived up to the saying: Talents have always emerged from the comment section! The netizen named "I am your little cousin" left a message: "Dear babies, your love for you is simply unwavering! Beili, can you pass the rice dumplings in your hand to your sister? Your sister will help you taste it and see if it is cooked through?"

Another netizen named "Brilliant Star" commented: "Trying to snatch food from Belle's hands is as difficult as making a black hole spit out food."

A netizen named "StarCraft I'm the Most Handsome" commented: "Baby, if uncle can't taste the delicious food called zongzi, uncle will probably be sad and cry. So, in order to prevent uncle from being sad, the God of Luck must let me draw zongzi!"

"Whether it's sweet or savory, it's an unparalleled delicious experience once you put it in your mouth! Children might struggle to choose between sweet and savory, but for us adults, there's no hesitation! Of course, we grab them all!"

Reading the sincere and enthusiastic comments from netizens, I can't help but feel a surge of warmth in my heart, like drinking a cup of steaming hot tea on a cold winter's day, warming my whole body. Many of these netizens are loyal fans who have been with us since our first video. They have witnessed our growth and progress and have given us countless support and encouragement. It is because of their presence that we have the motivation and courage to keep moving forward.

I replied to everyone's comments one by one with a smile, and then as we had agreed before, I prepared to let the children in the kindergarten help me draw the lottery.

When I returned to the classroom, I turned on the camera and said to the children, "Children, we are about to start the lottery! Let's see which lucky friend can win the grand prize!"

The children clapped their hands excitedly, their eyes fixed on the screen.

I asked each child to stretch out their hand and put it on the screen, and then randomly called stop.

Finally, the screen stopped at Lele's hand.

"Wow! It was Lele who named a netizen who won the prize!" The other children cheered.

I looked at the name of the netizen that Lele drew, and it was "I am the most handsome in StarCraft".

I smiled at the camera and said, "Congratulations to the netizen 'StarCraft I'm the Most Handsome' for winning our prize! Please contact us soon!"

Okay, let's get started with the raffle! Wow, look at this lucky winner! It's our darling little cousin! Congratulations on winning our grand prize! Get in touch with us soon! And... congratulations to the other winners! The Zongzi raffle has concluded successfully! Stay tuned! There's another raffle for the colorful string soon! In an hour, once all the draws are complete, we'll arrange for shipment. To ensure you all get the most delicious Zongzi, please send us your address as soon as possible. We promise to send this sweet treat to you before 5 PM today. Thank you so much for your continued support of Ceres Love Nursery School. See you in an hour! Bye!

Thank you all for your enthusiastic participation today. Our lucky draw is now over. Please heat the dumplings you receive before eating for a better taste. Goodbye, everyone. After turning off the camera, I turned to the children and said, "Children, today's lucky draw is over! Now go pack up your gifts for the uncles, aunts, brothers, sisters, grandparents, and those who love you!"

For a moment, the once bustling scene fell silent, leaving only the busy figures of children and the gentle sounds of their breathing. They skillfully picked up the exquisite rice dumpling gift boxes, carefully placed them into the courier bags, and carefully sealed them with tape.

I stood quietly by, watching the children work diligently, and a warm feeling welled up in my heart. These lovely little guys, although young, have already understood responsibility and dedication.

In this interstellar age, express delivery speeds are astonishing. A package can be delivered from one planet to another in just ten minutes, and even interplanetary deliveries can reach their destination within two hours. For food, advanced freshness-locking technology ensures that it arrives at its peak flavor.

This efficient and fast logistics method has made people's lives more convenient. No matter where we are, we can easily enjoy delicious food and gifts from far away. All of this is inseparable from the advancement of technology and human wisdom.

Thanks to the children's hard work, parcels filled with blessings and warmth were quickly packed. Looking at the piles of packages before me, I knew these weren't just simple items; they reflected the children's deep concern and longing for their distant relatives and friends.

I hope these rice dumplings can carry the children’s love and fly to everyone who needs warmth, so that they can feel this deep friendship.

After sending the rice dumplings and the colorful string, it was almost time to get off work. Thinking that tomorrow was Saturday and we could enjoy a rare day off with Lotta as planned, we agreed to pack our clothes and belongings to fully prepare for the competition on Snow Star the day after tomorrow, Sunday.

Back home, I hurriedly cooked some simple food, filled my stomach, washed up, and drifted off to a sweet dream. It was a remarkably comfortable sleep, and when I woke naturally, I realized it was already noon. Since I'm heading to the Capital Planet for a competition, and there's a little surprise waiting for the kids afterward, I might not be able to update the recipes for a few days.

After washing up, I checked my laptop and found that the vegetables and fish I ordered had been delivered to my doorstep. So, I decided to take advantage of my free time today to share one of my favorite dishes - pickled fish - with my fans who have always supported me.

I fixed the camera on my computer and began preparing the fish. Back in Blue Star, when I bought fish at the market, I'd always have the owner kill and fillet it for me. I'd never filleted the fish myself. Now in Interstellar, I'm on my own. To showcase my perfect cooking skills in the videos, I've bought fish several times and practiced my filleting technique. After much trial and error, I can't yet slice fish as thin as a cicada's wing, but it's perfectly adequate for making delicious pickled fish.