Me at two years old, a queen!

An'an knew she had one too, and happily hugged Lu Junxing's neck: "Hehe~, then I'm everyone's beloved little darling too~"

Lu Junxing patted her head, confirming her words.

When people around them talked about their children's childhood, even Shen Shaocheng and Su Shao, who didn't spend much time at home taking care of the children, could still tell a couple of funny stories about them.

Ni Hao's situation was awkward, and she was also worried about not finding a suitable campsite for the night and having walked a long way for nothing. She kept reminding herself that the route they had just taken was not heading south.

This means that, according to the program's instructions, they have to turn back because they must head south to reach the finish line.

It was almost 4 o'clock, and he couldn't help but ask, "Aren't we leaving yet? Let's not waste any more time on trivial matters. We're already walking slowly!"

Wang Jinbao chewed on some beef jerky. He was getting old and his stamina wasn't what it used to be. Because he had done farm work in his younger years, he wasn't afraid of getting tired. After catching his breath, he said:

"It's alright~, girl, see that grass? We call it 'spring-connecting grass' where I'm from. If you see this thing, it means you're not far from a water source!"

Shen Shaocheng pointed to the topographical map and explained, "Yes, don't worry! There's a small stream not far away. It's not big, but the terrain is flat, suitable for setting up camp."

"It's not far from us, it's just that the road is a bit difficult to walk. Everyone can carry the children on their backs for a while, that way we can get there faster. We just need to get there before the sun goes down!"

Although Yangyang had walked a long way along the way, he had also carried a lot, and immediately said:

“I’m fine, but we have other ladies here. The bags that Duoduo’s mother and Ni Hao’s sister are carrying are already heavy enough. If they carry another child, they definitely won’t be able to walk!”

Although Ni Hao knew that Ji Jianshu was not someone she could carry, she quickly agreed, thinking it might be necessary for an adult to carry someone else's child instead.

"Yes, this bag is almost crushing my shoulders! If I carry another child on my back, I'm afraid I won't be able to go much further before I have to rest. I'm not afraid of the hard work, but I'm worried that it will affect our progress!"

Seeing that Ni Hao had already expressed her opinion, Xu Tinglan didn't say anything. Actually, Cheng Ge and the others had considered that the women couldn't carry too much weight, and had tried their best to help them carry some things.

Considering the program and her concern that Ni Hao and Su Shao might not be able to handle the workload and that it would further disrupt their schedules, she ultimately refrained from objecting, fearing it would cause an argument. She even pulled back Wang Jinbao, who wanted to say something.

Xu Tinglan, Shen Shaocheng, and the others silently pondered a solution, trying to come up with a foolproof plan. In the end, it was Lu Junxing who made the decision:

"Cheng Ge, Zhuangzhuang's dad, and I will lead the way. You take the children and walk slowly behind. We'll come back to pick up the children after we put our things down!"

Upon hearing this, Wang Jinbao immediately stood up: "Alright, alright! Let's go, I'll lead the way. The sooner we get there, the sooner we can rest, so we don't have to dawdle along the way!"

After saying that, she left Zhuangzhuang with half a bottle of water: "Go with Duoduo's mom later, okay? Be a good boy and don't mess around, or I'll beat you up, you know?"

Lu Junxing also helped An'an apply mosquito repellent, tucked her clothes in, patted her hat brim, and instructed her:

"You too! Be good, I'll be back to pick you up in a bit. Hold Duo Duo's hand and walk slowly, okay? Watch where you're going, and don't reach out and touch any flowers or grass you see!"

"Oh dear, Daddy, you're going to turn into a nagging old woman!"

An'an adjusted her hat, tidying herself up. Glancing out of the corner of her eye, she saw her friends all lined up. Always the most disciplined girl in kindergarten, she impatiently stamped her little foot.

"Dad, goodbye! I've said goodbye, now it's your turn to go!"