It's Shameless to Raise a Steamed Bun

Jing'er sat on the balcony, counting the days with his fingers, and when he counted to fourteen, his little head drooped in grievance.

Now he has a new name, Atobe Sedum, and a new identity, he is the son of the super annoying monkey mountain king, everyone here treats him very well, grandma and servant sisters love him very much, But the days without Dad are so sad.

Just finished half a day's work, Atobe Xinye passed by here, saw Jing'er's depressed little appearance, patted his head, and sat down beside him, "Little guy is unhappy again?"

Jing Er glanced at him as if lacking energy, "I miss Dad."

Atobe Xinye didn't know what Jing'er was thinking, this child was almost hopeless, "Don't be so depressed, if you want to blame, blame your father for being useless, for not taking your father over."

The word "Daddy" was something that Jing Er rejected, he asked with red eyes: "Why doesn't Daddy come to see me?"

Atobe Shinno did not answer, but pushed the question to Atobe, he told Jinger, "Go ask your daddy, he knows."

Jing Er slammed her head, "I don't want to ask the King of Monkey Mountain."

Atobe Xinye was a little gloating, and smiled unkindly, "Look at his good brother, I don't know what kind of shit luck he has stepped on to have such a cute son."

He solemnly said to Jing'er: "Little guy, listen carefully. If you want to see your dad, you must have a good relationship with your dad. Only a good relationship will make things easier, you know?"

How can children understand the truth of adults?The clever Jing Er grasped the point.

Get on good terms with Monkey Mountain King = see Daddy.

Jinger jumped up all of a sudden, flung his little feet and ran away. Seeing that Jinger seemed a little nervous, Atobe Shinno followed curiously.

What did this little demon king do?

The successive news in the past ten days really made him happy.

On the first day, Jing'er called him Lao Tzu, Monkey King, in front of his grandparents.

On the fourth day, Jing'er stuffed a small snake into Atobe's quilt.

On the sixth day, Jing'er poured a glass of water on Jibu's bed, and ran to complain to his grandparents, saying that he wet the bed.

On the ninth day, Jing'er slept with Atobu, and slapped his legs on his father's face.

On the tenth, eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth days, Jing'er went to the Jibu to add food and drink, causing his father to have a stomachache.

No. 14 days...

It seems that this is another serious matter. In this war between the son and the father, the son has won all the battles so far.

Atobe had a stomachache for a few days, and his face looked a little pale. Seeing that Jinger was not there, he asked the chef to cook a few dishes. Did he mess up again because of the brat? He was watching the chef while cooking .

The housekeeper felt distressed, "Master, you have worked so hard, the young master will definitely understand your intentions."

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