"You're really missing out! Just from this afternoon's worth of knowledge points, I could have improved so many points!"

Jiang Tang pinched Mu Yuqing's cheek, and their intimate gesture was quite enviable.

Jiang Tang squinted and said with a forced smile.

"Do your homework."

"Ha, men..."

Then he continued talking with Mu Yunyi.

Mu Yunyi seemed to rarely speak to people, always stuttering, and her vocabulary was also limited.

After all, they lacked the foundation of reading and writing; they learned to speak by listening to others.

A person is at home, talking to themselves.

Since Mu Yunyi also attended the class, Jiang Tang specially gave her a few very simple questions to help her gain a sense of accomplishment and confidence.

Her eyes, fixed on the screen, were clearly dazed. A simple question, a simple sentence, characters that were clearly defined, seemed to drift out of order as she stared at them, as if they had sprouted wings and were flying into the sky.

Her expression clearly showed signs of hesitation; her lips trembled as if she were about to apologize, and she had already uttered the first syllable.

"right……"

"Oh, wrong, it should be like this." Jiang Tang interrupted Mu Yunyi's self-doubt as if he hadn't noticed anything.

After saying that, he deleted the title and replaced it with a picture of a landscape.

The question was asked as follows.

"Come, Yunyi, look, what kind of climate does this scene in the picture represent?"

"We just taught you that, think about it carefully."

There are no words, no symbols, only a landscape of the vast grassland: zebras roam the withered grass, a lone tree stands rooted on the distant horizon, white clouds are tinged with the glow of the sunset, and behind the light are shadows of varying depths.

Yet even that shadow becomes part of the beauty, part of nature itself.

It is also beauty in its own right.

Yunyi fell into deep thought.

Mu Yuqing looked up and was about to open her cherry lips when Jiang Tang stuffed a long, cylindrical stick into her mouth...

It's Pocky! Pocky!

Classic style chocolate bar.

Mu Yuqing gave a soft hum and crunched the chocolate bar.

It's a biting technique that will make a guy involuntarily feel a sharp pain in a certain area.

"It's tropical..."

"Yes, there's more," Jiang Tang encouraged Mu Yunyi to continue.

"Grass……"

"Pfft!" Mu Yuqing burst out laughing!

"..." Jiang Tang was also suppressing a laugh.

Although he knew Mu Yunyi was referring to "tropical savanna climate," the single word "grass" was still quite amusing.

I don't know where I read it, but it says that "no matter what language it is, the easiest to learn are swear words." Obviously, the author of that statement is right.

Moreover, Mu Yunyi's trembling, downward-sounding voice, as if he were timidly saying something tough, was just too cute!

Mu Yunyi herself was unaware of anything; she had very little interpersonal communication and didn't understand many things.

Therefore, she was just very flustered and didn't know what her brother and sister were laughing about.

Jiang Tang had no choice but to pull out one long, black stick after another and stuff them into Mu Yuqing's mouth.

Then, with a gentle smile, he turned to Mu Yunyi and said...

"It's alright, please continue."

"Is it... tropical grass... a grassland climate?"

"Bingo! You got it right!"

"A box of Pocky as a reward!" Jiang Tang rummaged through the snack box: "How about... this box! It's a Pocky co-branded with Texas from 'Ark,' strawberry flavored."

"Taking someone else's snacks as a reward for their sister, ugh, what a jerk!"

I call you the ultimate freeloader!

Jiang Tangcai ignored Mu Yuqing's complaints.

As if in a dream, Mu Yunyi accepted the box of Pocky that Jiang Tang handed her. On the packaging, a calm-looking animal-eared girl was looking at her with a smile.

I... received a reward?

An unprecedented feeling welled up in Mu Yunyi's heart, leaving him staring at Porky, unable to come back to his senses for a long time.

014 Collar

This was exactly what Jiang Tang had guessed.

Mu Yunyi's literacy difficulties were certainly not as severe as they are now at the beginning.

However, at that time, she was so powerless and helpless, isolated by her classmates, looked down upon by her teachers, and abandoned by her father.

My older sister is a grumpy idiot, and when I try to be nice to her, I often end up making things worse.

Over time, literacy disorders, or reading disorders, miss the best period for correction, and the symptoms become more and more severe.

I never received positive feedback, only negative feedback.

If this continues, the already scarce number of girls... or rather, the confidence they never had, will be shattered.

Her timidity and cowardice are indeed due to genetics and her innate personality.

But if she can experience warmth later in life, she deserves to be described as gentle and quiet, not as humble and timid.

Jiang Tang wanted to establish a positive reward and feedback mechanism, so he started with learning, which Mu Yunyi was not good at.

She is the daughter of a wealthy family. Perhaps her father values ​​reputation and family prestige more, so he thinks his daughter doesn't need to study and can live a good life on her own in the future.

Therefore, he focused all his attention on his older sister, Mu Yuqing, and paid close attention to her grades.

However, learning is more about systematically building a person's way of thinking, comprehensive abilities, and knowledge reserves. Furthermore, the early exposure to a small society through school and the development of emotional intelligence and personality are far more important than others imagine.

Not needing to read books does not mean that learning is useless.

The most obvious example of a positive reward mechanism is online games.

The game guides players through a series of tasks and rewards, leading them on a journey of finding their way, defeating monsters, experiencing thrills, and receiving rewards.

All Jiang Tang did was replace "task" with "study".

In fact, reading is essentially a positive reward mechanism, but its effects take years to materialize.

For example, in ancient times there was the saying "ten years of hard study to pass the imperial examination," and in modern times, there is the saying "three years of hard work followed by the middle school and college entrance examinations." The essence remains the same.

How can the rewards from learning, which take so long to materialize, compare to the exhilarating feeling of completing a quest, unleashing a few cool skills, and killing enemies in a game?

Of course, reading is not an option for Mu Yunyi.

Especially under Jiang Tang's design.

She receives positive feedback every time she learns something new.

It could be snacks, drinks, a hug from her older sister (Mu Yuqing: Hey! Don't just give her away as a reward!), or it could be a reward for taking Jiang Tang out for a walk.

In her short life of just over ten years, probably no one had ever given her so much expectation, or the confidence that naturally followed the rewards.

Rewards can boost people's confidence.

There is no doubt about this.

For example, gold medals at sports meets and prize money in e-sports competitions.

Even when we take a normal academic approach, there's always the concept of scholarships.

This is both to help Mu Yunyi and to alleviate Jiang Tangyou's loneliness and shallow sadness.

Despite breaking up with An Qianxi and becoming a "lone star," he said it was okay.

It's just another hole in the already riddled holes in my heart.

He has always been able to withstand pressure.

The habit that had long been formed, the tenderness that originally belonged to An Qianxi... Jiang Tang's restless tenderness was poured onto Mu Yunyi.

He filled her up completely.

Jiang Tang seized the opportunity and gave Mu Yunyi a few more questions, giving her positive feedback while chatting with her and enlightening her closed-off heart.

Talk about the breadfruit tree in Africa and once the company.

It tells the story of a sloth in the rainforest that is permanently slow-moving because it ate poisonous leaves.

The story of George, the lonely giant tortoise of Pinta Island, reminds us that everyone has a waterhole they've trekked half their lives to reach—don't get suddenly depressed!

Jiang Tang coughed lightly and changed the subject, but Mu Yunyi listened attentively.

"Did George...did he eventually reach his...waterhole?"

Jiang Tang looked at Mu Yunyi's eyes, which were as clear as a gurgling spring and reflected the flowing clouds.

Mu Yuqing bit her lip, her heart clenching.

"Of course, George eventually returned to his island."

"Back in that dirty but sun-warmed puddle, I closed my eyes and remembered when the sky was still blue and the water was still clear, and it and its brothers eagerly crawled out of their eggshells..."

The moment of death feels like a rebirth.

Jiang Tang is the most hateful liar in the world.

He also often deceived himself.

But Mu Yunyi smiled.

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