Journey to the West: After the Great Sage listened to the advice, the three realms were all confused

"You're back? Good. You seem to have grown up a lot. Not bad."

Following the servant into the hall, Sun Wukong had just sat down when he heard Li Jing praising Li Nezha.

Li Nezha's expression showed a hint of joy at Li Jing's praise.

Sun Wukong, who knew this child well, knew that next, Li Nezha would speak up and ask Li Jing to praise him more.

When in the village, when Li Nezha asked for praise, Sun Wukong would naturally praise him a few more times.

However, Li Nezha responded to Li Jing with a smile and told Li Jing that his final exam score was third in the class, but he did not receive any further praise from Li Jing.

He didn't even say anything to tell Li Nezha not to be arrogant and complacent. He just stood up and left.

It seemed as if returning home was just a formality.

The joy that had been accumulated was instantly broken by Li Jing's hurried appearance, and Li Nezha suddenly felt depressed.

"Master... He didn't even bother to express his dissatisfaction with me being arrogant and complacent just because I came in third..."

Li Nezha found it rather boring.

Sun Wukong skillfully patted Li Nezha's head and said, "I think you're great!"

"After all, our Nezha is only three years old, but he's already ranked third in the class compared to so many of his older brothers and sisters. He's really amazing!"

Goudan, who had secretly taken a piece of cake and eaten it, heard Li Nezha's disappointment and quickly swallowed the cake in his mouth.

After taking a sip of water to wash down the snacks, Gou Daner quickly comforted the disappointed Li Nezha: "Your father is probably just too busy, but it doesn't matter! We're still here, aren't we?"

Li Nezha was deeply moved when he saw Goudan and Sun Wukong comforting him.

Fortunately, this time my master and Brother Goudan are here.

Even if his father doesn't care about him that much, it's no big deal with Brother Goudan and the others around.

Madam Yin, who had seen all of this, sighed silently, and then slowly walked in.

"Hello, Mr. Kong. My little Nezha has been taken care of by you these days." Mrs. Yin thanked Sun Wukong.

Seeing his mother coming, Li Nezha, who was about to cry just now, immediately felt embarrassed.

He withdrew from Sun Wukong's arms, put on a big smile, ran to Madam Yin and expressed his longing for her.

Looking at Li Nezha, he was much more lively and cheerful than before he left.

Mrs. Yin, who had originally doubted whether what she did was right or wrong, finally breathed a sigh of relief.

It seems that her choice at that time was not wrong. The child looks much more lively and cheerful than before.

After expressing his longing for his mother, Li Nezha did not forget to introduce his best friend to his mother.

He pulled Li Goudan in front of Madam Yin and proudly introduced him, "Mother, this is the Brother Goudan I told you about before."

"He took good care of me in the village. We played everywhere together and even went fishing in the river!"

As Li Nezha spoke, Mrs. Yin seemed to have seen the carefree Li Nezha playing in the fields with the child in front of him.

"I see. My little Nezha is very grateful to you for taking care of him. Please don't be polite during your stay here. Just treat this place as your own home."

Gou Dan'er grinned and said, "Madam, you are too polite. Brother Nezha is our little brother, and it is our duty to take care of him!"

"That's right, I'm the youngest, so Brother Goudan takes care of me!" Li Nezha laughed and looked silly.

Madam Yin nodded Li Nezha's head and said angrily, "You little brat..."

She did not keep the two children in the hall. After exchanging pleasantries for a while, she let Li Nezha and Gou Daner go out to have fun.

Li Nezha was overjoyed. After getting Sun Wukong's consent, he left the hall with Goudan.

At this moment, in the hall, apart from the inconspicuous servants, only Sun Wukong and Madam Yin were left chatting here.

After the two exchanged pleasantries for a while, it was basically decided that Li Nezha would continue to study with Sun Wukong.

Sun Wukong originally wanted to take this opportunity to send Li Nezha back and save himself trouble.

Unexpectedly, Mrs. Yin was willing to let such a young child study with him in a small mountain village.

When Sun Wukong thought of this, he asked about the confusion in his heart.

Upon hearing these words, Madam Yin lowered her eyes slightly, but smiled and said, "Sir, you may not believe me, but I have a vague intuition that it might be better for little Nezha to follow you."

This kind of intuition comes out of nowhere, and it can even be said that it has no basis at all.

However, not long after little Nezha asked to attend Sun Wukong's basic class, Mrs. Yin had a dream.

In fact, Mrs. Yin had completely forgotten the specific details of the dream after she was awakened by the fright.

The only thing she remembered was the fear and sadness that penetrated her bones.

After that, a voice in her heart told her from time to time: Li Nezha is now studying with Sun Wukong, which may be an opportunity to change his fate.

Mrs. Yin chuckled and said, "...It's ridiculous, isn't it? Because of a dream I can't remember clearly, I agreed to the child's request and even forced myself to resist the urge to come find him."

"Now, seeing this completely different little Nezha, I know that maybe that dream was some kind of reminder, telling me that my choice was not wrong."

Sun Wukong nodded and bowed to Madam Yin, saying, "I see. Madam Yin's love and care for little Nezha truly touches me."

Madam Yin shook her head and looked outside. She didn't know why, but she felt an indescribable guilt and heartache towards the child.

Such emotions prompted her to be nicer and better to Li Nezha.

Seeing that he was in a good mood, Sun Wukong silently asked another question: "But, I still have a question, I wonder if Madam is willing to answer it?"

"When I entered the mansion earlier, I unexpectedly met Madam's other two children. However, it seems that they don't seem to have a good impression of little Nezha."

After hearing this, Madam Yin fell silent. She seemed to have thought of something, and the expression on her face gradually became cold.

She turned her head away in disgust: "Those two kids must have learned bad things somewhere!"

"They always deliberately bully little Nezha, relying on my husband to stand on their side and act with impunity."

"To be honest, it's my fault for not disciplining me properly, sir. I'm sorry to have made you laugh."

Something is wrong. Madam Yin's attitude is too strange.

When she mentioned Jinzha and Muzha, she didn't seem to be talking about her own sons, but rather as if she was talking about insignificant naughty kids.