Jiang Tang took the Coke from Mu Yunyi's hand, and was slightly surprised to find that it was bottled.

But it's true that bottled cola tastes the best, and it's said that the ideal temperature for enjoying cola is around -4 degrees Celsius.

Jiang Tang felt the temperature of the bottle; it should be about four degrees below zero.

The Coke lid had already been pried open. Mu Yunyi was incredibly attentive to people, perhaps because she had such a willful "older sister".

This forced her, who had always been the "younger sister," to learn how to take care of a well-behaved little girl.

Mu Yunyi handed the remaining bottle, along with the straw, to Mu Yuqing.

The latter was writing furiously at the small folding desk, facing the questions posed by Jiang Tang, and thus ignored the cola that Mu Yunyi handed her.

So Mu Yunyi placed the cola on her desk and fell into a slight daze.

What should I do?

Without Jiang Tang's guidance, it would be difficult to continue studying.

As for games, I don't know how to play them...

Seemingly noticing Mu Yunyi's silent struggle, Jiang Tang suddenly spoke up.

"Yunyi, let me teach you how to play with cats."

"Um... then, what should we do?"

"You don't need to do anything, just hang on me."

As he spoke, Jiang Tang pulled Mu Yunyi into his arms again, letting her sit on his lap as she watched him play a casual game.

It turns out he meant—the physics of "hanging on my body".

Cat players are furious!

134 Rewards and Punishments

When Jiang Tang has free time, he likes to play Teamfight Tactics.

Just like the old men and women playing cards and mahjong in the park, they are essentially similar games, relying on luck and a little bit of skill.

Jiang Tang remembered that the last time he went for a walk in the park with Shi Xue, he happened to glimpse a special area in the park that had been developed into a "senior citizens' activity square". Inside the pavilion, many elderly people were playing cards, chatting, playing chess, or playing mahjong.

Jiang Tang was somewhat envious of their leisurely demeanor.

Because he's the kind of "lazy dog" who's already thinking about what he should do after retirement before he's even started working.

Jiang Tang's wild imagination led him to think about what his generation would be like when they get old. Could the government help them set up a "free internet cafe for seniors"?

When thinking about such things, Jiang Tang could still manage a dry, humorous smile.

In that time, complex and highly competitive games that require fast reflexes will no longer be playable. Card games similar to Teamfight Tactics will likely become popular among the elderly in the future.

Because the rules of Teamfight Tactics are so simple, and you hardly need to read the text, you just need to watch the characters fight.

No operation is required, at most a little hand speed is needed, but theoretically, with good luck, all techniques can be broken.

For Mu Yunyi, this should be a pretty good game.

Sure enough, with Jiang Tang's careful and quiet explanation, Mu Yunyi's eyes lit up, clearly showing that she had become interested.

"Three one-star heroes can be combined into one two-star hero... three two-star heroes can be combined into one three-star hero? Yunyi seems to... understand!"

"Yes, that's the simplest rule. Then it's about population and bonds. I'll teach you."

"...Okay~"

Mu Yuqing occasionally stole a glance at her younger sister and Jiang Tang. Her eyes showed no jealousy, but rather some happiness, even though she was still muttering to herself.

"I'm writing my homework here, and you guys are just having fun..."

"There are fifteen minutes left."

"Okay, okay! I have to get everything right, and you can't not give me the reward you promised!"

"Let's do it right first."

Jiang Tang looked at Mu Yuqing and gave her a gentle smile.

However, the latter was so engrossed in doing exercises and writing that he didn't notice.

He certainly wasn't deliberately trying to make things difficult for Mu Yuqing, so the questions he asked were definitely within Mu Yuqing's current understanding and what she had already learned.

Jiang Tang must be among the people who most want her to do everything right.

In this game of Teamfight Tactics, Jiang Tang played half the game, and then taught Mu Yunyi, who had already understood the rules and memorized the hero synergies, to try playing the other half, while Jiang Tang assisted from the sidelines.

He usually doesn't interrupt Mu Yunyi's thinking, letting her complete the game independently. He only takes the initiative to explain and teach when she needs answers to her questions.

Fortunately, Mu Yunyi had good luck and managed to upgrade a key five-cost card to two stars in the last wave. Although he was at a great disadvantage in terms of economy and health and could not compete with the first and second place, getting third place was already a very good result for Mu Yunyi as a novice.

A special smile appeared on Mu Yunyi's face, a smile that had almost never appeared on her face in the past.

It includes "interest, winning and losing, feeling lucky"—feelings that Mu Yunyi had never experienced before.

Jiang Tang never imagined that a simple game could, in a way, rebuild the girl's self-confidence and ignite her interest.

Although I will soon stop tutoring.

But if I have time later, I should be able to play Genting Highlands with Yunyi.

Thinking this, Jiang Tang turned to look at Mu Yuqing, who was still writing furiously.

He sighed inwardly and said in a slightly cold tone.

"It's already a minute over time, Yuqing, that's enough."

The last question Jiang Tang gave wasn't very difficult, but the conditions were very confusing and ambiguous. If Mu Yuqing made even the slightest misjudgment, all the previous steps would be wasted.

Rewriting it in a different direction would mean that she would have almost no chance of completing the test within the allotted time.

"Clap!"

A drop of sweat fell from the girl's smooth chin and landed on the draft paper.

Just how focused and dedicated was she?

But the girl ignored it all. About ten seconds later, she finally finished writing the last step with her pen and then abruptly put it down, her expression pained.

"...Huff, huff..." Mu Yuqing was panting heavily. This was the natural feeling that came from concentrating on completing the test and finishing it. Her whole body felt as if it had been drained.

It's like taking the college entrance exam early.

But at least there was plenty of time for the college entrance exam. Unlike now, even with her quick thinking and writing speed, Mu Yuqing was still struggling to keep up.

Jiang Tang's questions were too intense; he overestimated Mu Yuqing and underestimated himself.

But Mu Yuqing still gave it her all, so much so that the girl's mind was forced to work faster and faster. In the end, she completely ignored Jiang Tang and Mu Yunyi, who were playing games and chatting on the side, and only the test paper remained in her eyes.

Even so, it was still not completed within the stipulated time.

The resulting sense of disappointment is understandable.

Mu Yuqing bit her lip, and her eyes reddened the moment she lowered her head.

"Punish me."

"Let me examine you first." Faced with Mu Yuqing, who had already lost the will to resist, Jiang Tang did not continue to express his attitude, but instead reached out his hand to the girl.

The draft was passed between the two, and Jiang Tang noticed the girl's delicate handwriting, especially her name.

Yuqing, a name that evokes hope.

"Good habit," he praised, just like a real teacher.

One thing teachers often teach is that during an exam, the first thing to do is to write down your name, class, and exam number before starting to answer questions.

Indeed, this is the case every year. Many students forget to write their names during the college entrance examination, resulting in invalid scores, and some even forget to fill in their answer sheets. However, time cannot be turned back, and their regrets are of no use.

That's why Jiang Tang praised Mu Yuqing; she didn't forget to write her name before doing the questions, even at a time like this.

Mu Yuqing blinked shyly, her expression unreadable, as if she was happy or something else entirely.

She was probably a little upset because she felt her reward was gone and that even if she was praised, it wouldn't help.

Mu Yunyi was engrossed in playing chess behind him, while Jiang Tang checked Mu Yuqing's homework. After a while, he nodded.

"That's all right. It seems you listened carefully to what I said and reviewed it on your own after class."

Mu Yuqing pouted her cherry-red lips and said aggrievedly.

"She's just listening to Jiang Jiang..."

Jiang Tang glanced at Mu Yuqing.

"In that case, what about the one-minute timeout earlier..."

Mu Yuqing's eyes lit up immediately, but Jiang Tang smiled mischievously.

"Are you expecting me to say 'never mind'? Of course not. I'm a person who always rewards and punishes fairly."

"Since you have completed the test, you will still receive the reward you are entitled to, but the punishment is also necessary."

Jiang Tang explained to Mu Yuqing in a clear and logical manner.

Surprisingly, the other person did not show disappointment on their face; instead, they seemed more surprised and delighted.

"Mu Yuqing, whatever you want, I will not hesitate to give it to you as long as I can satisfy it."

"The things I want to do, the things I love to do!"

The girl answered almost without hesitation, her eyes sparkling like bright stars.

"I knew you'd say that, you idiot, give me another one."

Jiang Tang stood up, his tall figure imposing. He looked down at the little girl in the skirt with his hands in his pockets, and spoke in a calm tone, yet he already possessed considerable intimidation.

The latter looked at him, their pink knees touching, showing a look of forbearance.

"Then let's spend an hour alone together... Jiang Jiang doesn't need to do anything, I'll do it all. If I touch on any of Jiang Jiang's sensitive spots, or if there are any behaviors that Jiang Jiang doesn't like, we can stop at any time!"

"What kind of game is this...?"

"It's about serving others, not playing around!"

Jiang Tang raised an eyebrow, indicating his noncommittal reaction to the girl's serious expression.

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