Change the world with entertainment with Yokai Girl

The speaker was a girl with long, straight black hair who looked very similar to Yuan Lin, but with a gentler temperament.

She is Rin's younger sister, Yuan Ying, who is one year younger than her older sister, but she is still in the same class as Yuan Rin. With the noble birth of the Yuan family and the strength of a large conglomerate, this is an easy thing to do.

Yuan Ying is different from most of the students in the class. She is the type who doesn't talk much, but she knows everything.

Qin Jing knew that this was a smart, sensible, obedient, and considerate girl, although she was a bit introverted.

Introverted and quiet, these are great advantages for Qin Jing.

Qin Jing really liked the girl in front of him, so he would sometimes take the initiative to chat with Yuan Ying. He wished that everyone in the class, including his own younger sister, were as quiet and well-behaved as this girl.

"Ah...it's alright, Sakura," Qin Jing said with a smile. "But I don't remember telling your sister about any competition."

"Please don't mention this in front of the person involved. My older sister is very competitive," Sakura said with a light laugh.

"Then let's assume that's true." Qin Jing nodded with a smile.

"Haha, thank you... and Qin Jun looks very handsome today..." Xiaoying said softly, blushing.

"Okay! Thank you. I feel much better now," Qin Jing said with a smile. He really did get a lot of attention from all the kids in the class today.

"Well then... see you tomorrow, Mr. Qin." Sakura waved and walked briskly after her sister.

"See you tomorrow!" Qin Jing waved goodbye to the girl.

That night, Qin Jing reflected deeply and realized she had to learn from her mistake.

Don't take yourself too seriously; you are not omnipotent. When necessary, you should actively seek help and draw on the power of those who have tools and more comprehensive physical abilities.

the next day……

Hana arrived at kindergarten full of energy, but her face would suddenly turn red when she made eye contact with Shizuka.

'Could this child still have a fever? ...' Qin Jing was a little worried and was about to go over and touch his forehead.

Just then, the classroom door was flung open!

A monkey... no, it was Ms. Hanabatake Yoshiko who ran in.

"Everyone! Today, your teacher is going to introduce you to a new friend."

"A new friend?" All the children curiously peeked out.

"Come in and say hello!" Yoshiko said with a smile.

The story goes back to yesterday's office meeting...

Principal Gao remained silent with his back to the teachers for a long time, creating a heavy atmosphere. All the teachers were on tenterhooks.

Smack smack...

Principal Gao began in a deep voice, "As you all know, our kindergarten's performance this year has dropped by several percentage points compared to last year, and we have ten fewer students enrolled. The problem is that the Peony Kindergarten next door enrolled more than ten more students today!"

"How could that be? Weren't there rumors that large wild animals were active at Peony Kindergarten?"

"No, that rumor is useless now. I've already had the people promoting it removed. According to my investigation, the key lies in the mascot of the Peony Kindergarten next door—that wild boar that can be used as a slide! Many children enroll because of it."

“No, Principal, that peony is said to have been raised at home since it was a kitten, and it is exceptionally intelligent, which is why it is so well-behaved. Even if we take three to five years, it is not very optimistic that we can train a pet like that.”

Smack smack...

"How about we dig the wild boar's owner over here?" Teacher Hong raised her hand and suggested.

“No, she is a rare woman in this era who is both shrewd and loyal. She has already declined my invitation,” Director Gao said, shaking his head.

"Compared to that, I actually heard negative comments about Ms. Hanabatake from the parents of the graduates. It's also spread among the parents in the surrounding area."

Smack smack...

"Hey! Stop eating your bananas all by yourself! I'm talking to you!" Principal Gao revealed his demonic face and yelled at the monkey sitting at the end of the table, no... Hanabatake Yoshiko.

Hanabatake Yoshiko said with a laugh, "Hey, Principal... if you want some, just say so. It's not like I don't want to share with you. You're so tsundere... Waaah..."

A giant hand grabbed her head and lifted her into the air, continuously increasing the strength of its claws.

"It's going to break... my skull is going to break..." Yoshiko Hanabatake cried out like a monkey.

"So, does any of the teachers have any pets at home?" The other teachers continued to discuss solutions.

"No, my apartment doesn't allow pets..."

“I do have a cat at home, but it’s too arrogant. It only listens to my wife at home and ignores me and the kids.”

"Should I really go check out the pet market?" Principal Gao pondered, while increasing the pressure on his hands.

"I...I have...I have...a dog!" Hanabatake Yoshiko seemed to have suddenly become smarter under the influence of her survival instinct, and said with difficulty.

"Hanahata-sensei's dog... I don't think it's very bright," the teacher from the neighboring Apple class said with a disdainful look.

"No! Maybe it will work! After all, it's Hanabata-sensei's dog, when did they start raising it?"

"When I was in high school..."

"Is that so! A monkey... no... a dog raised by a family like Ms. Hanabata's, still alive today, must have some special qualities, ah, I mean, some special qualities of a dog..."

"Yes, my dog ​​did take me to Mount Akina for a race, and we even won!"

Principal Gao's eyes lit up, and he asked, "Oh, is it a large dog that can carry people? What's its name?"

"It's a dog..."

“I asked for the name, not the race.” The principal tightened his grip.

“Let’s call him… Dog, his name is Dog… Waaaaaah… Uh,” Hanabata said, then kicked his legs and lay still.

"Alright! Bring your dog over tomorrow to see if it can be the kindergarten's pet sign. If it can't, your entire salary for this month will be deducted." Principal Gao casually tossed the unconscious Hanawa on the ground.

"Next, let's discuss the specifics of how to operate."

This happened yesterday during an office meeting, until Miyazawa came to our door because of Hanako's situation.

So now...

A white figure walked in through the opened classroom door.

Qin Jing put down her book at that moment, and their eyes met. In an instant, he understood everything.

"What is his name?" Jing stepped forward and asked.

“We’ll call him ‘Dog’!” Yoshiko Hanabatake explained.

Qin Jing walked up to the big white dog, looked into its small eyes, and sincerely extended her hand.

The dog stretched out its paw and put it on almost at the same time.

In one's life, it is rare to find a true friend. Under the Bodhi tree, five hundred glances in a past life are exchanged for a single brush in this life.

At this very moment, the future literary youth finally met his first true friend! It could be said that this was the first time Jing had encountered someone in this world with whom she could understand, trust, and tolerate each other, without fear of being hurt, and with whom she would never intend to harm. Such an ideal being undoubtedly existed right before her eyes.

'I've finally found someone who understands me,' Jing thought, gazing into those small, sincere black eyes.

"Woof..." (You've really had a tough time, haven't you? It's okay, I'm here, friend.)

Everyone needs someone in their life, whether it's a lover, a family member, or a close friend. Being with them makes annoying things less annoying, prevents feelings of loneliness, allows you to think about their problems as your own, and makes you empathize with their experiences. It also broadens your perspective on the world.

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Thank you, Meng Hualuo. You're the first person to support this book. (￣▽￣)~*

Section 17, Part 17: Welcome to join the dance-off!

A considerable amount of time has passed, and now it is autumn, with the streets tinged with the colors of red maple leaves. Since the day she met the dog, Qin Jing's life has gradually become easier, and her time in kindergarten is no longer boring.

With a dog that is smarter than a monkey, gentle and considerate, and good at taking care of children, not only Qin Jing, but also the children in the class have completely gotten used to and come to love life at the academy.

Sure enough, with the dog there, the kindergarten became more and more prosperous. Every day, in addition to playing with the children, the dog took the initiative to catch children who were about to fall, stop naughty children who wanted to sneak out when Teacher Hong was dozing off, mediate quarrels and disputes between children, and knock down thieves and robbers who came to the school to commit crimes.

Yoshiko was able to keep her salary, although Director Gao seemed to prefer hiring the dog to replace Yoshiko as a teacher. He even said he was willing to pay double the salary so that Yoshiko could stay at home and only leave the dog there.

But the gentle dog shook its head, protecting its owner's pride.

What a fine dog! Qin Jing and Director Gao could only sigh regretfully and make do.

Through the trials of spending every day and night with the mischievous kids, Qin Jing has grown significantly. Looking back, she realizes she was quite naive back then. Now, with the dog's companionship, Qin Jing occasionally accepts the kids' invitations to play games with them.

"It seems like the dog has changed a lot since it came to the academy," Qin Jing remarked.

“Yes, Shizuka has started playing with us too,” Hanako said.

"Yes, I've grown a lot recently." Qin Jing was also very impressed with himself. Now that his soul had been elevated, he could tolerate any naughty child, and perhaps even understand the universal love of saints and saints.

Everyone started playing hide-and-seek. Xiao Jing, holding a book, quickly ran to the shadows behind the wall, sat down, opened the book, and quietly began to read.

"He hasn't improved at all! This bookworm!" Xiao Lin complained from not far away.

Through getting to know them, Qin Jing discovered that the children in her class had grown up and matured, no longer resembling 4- or 5-year-olds. Although they were still playful, prone to crying and tantrums, they were surprisingly reliable and composed in crucial moments. If something like what happened to Hanako were to happen now, the children in her class would handle it very well.

Perhaps this is the power of having a negative example. Although everyone likes the playful and down-to-earth Hanabatake-sensei, they don't want to become that kind of adult from the bottom of their hearts.

For example, when it comes to creating artwork, Yoshiko Hanabatake will smile brightly and say to everyone, "I've never done any homework, and I'm still a great adult now, so there's absolutely no need for this kind of thing!"

The message conveyed to the children was, "If you don't do your homework properly, you'll grow up to be like Ms. Yoshiko..."

Imagine yourself twenty years from now, not as the UN Secretary-General, astronaut, popular idol, superhero, librarian, or florist, but lying on the ground like Yoshiko, scratching an itch with your butt sticking out while munching on a banana...

How terrifying! Even scarier than an R1x8 horror movie! The children are acutely aware of the impending crisis.

Even if kindergarten doesn't assign homework, children will still cry and beg their families to teach them something or buy textbooks to study on their own when they get home.

Therefore, while having fun, everyone is also consciously studying hard so that they don't become like Hanabatake-sensei in the future, and they have developed a healthy attitude towards life at a young age.

Therefore, in the semester exams before summer vacation, Class Peach (tentative) was the class with the best results in the school.

The children like Yuan Lin and Yuan Ying, who now have private tutors, might have already surpassed Hanabata-sensei's academic level in subjects like math and Chinese.

Thinking about it calmly, this may be the natural law of reversal at the extremes. Just as organisms that live in extremely cold environments for a long time will grow taller and stronger, will children who grow up in extremely stupid environments become more rational and smarter?

Children grow by constantly absorbing experiences to improve their minds. They excel at imitation and learning, and without guidance, they often cause problems.

However, if children see people making foolish mistakes every day and witness the bad consequences of doing so, over time, as they learn more about what they shouldn't do, they will understand why they shouldn't do it and naturally realize the correct way to do it.

When you are faced with a hundred choices, someone foolishly demonstrates to you the process of pushing open 99 wrong doors. In that case, you only need to choose the remaining door.

Conversely, if a child knows that the path ahead is fraught with hardship but still chooses to do so, they probably have the talent to solve such problems, or at least are mentally prepared to endure the corresponding suffering.

This kind of educational approach is more meaningful than simply telling children that they must choose this or that they must do this. In a sense, Yoshiko Hanabatake is indeed a very capable early childhood educator.

Qin Jing thought to herself, "Even so, that monkey teacher is still incredibly annoying!"

"Shizuka-chan~ Everyone~! Let's play together!" At this moment, a carefree and cheerful voice came from outside the classroom.

This kind of voice would be fine if it came from a primary school girl, a junior high school girl, or even a high school girl; but for someone who is clearly old to do this is just as incongruous as a burly man like Li Gou Dan acting coquettishly.

But just imagine, even if she's eighty years old, she'll still be like this. At this moment, Yoshiko is completely oblivious, radiating an aura of 'idiocy' everywhere.

Yes, the teacher in his kindergarten's Peach Class had no authority whatsoever and was even more playful and mischievous than the children.

"Ms. Yoshiko, what do we want to play today?"

"Hehe, today your teacher will teach you the bunny hop!" Jiazi said proudly.

"The bunny dance?" the children asked, puzzled.

"Okay, let me demonstrate for you first!"

As she spoke, Yoshiko pressed the music button and clasped her hands together above her head.

Then, waving two peace signs behind his ears, he squatted down and jumped up.

Then, with a turn, it transforms into a monkey, scratching its ears and cheeks, bending over, arching its backside, and patting its buttocks.

Then, like octopus tentacles or a snake's body, its hands twisted in a wave-like motion.

It made all the children in the class laugh out loud.

Finally, he clenched his fist into a claw shape, placed it on his face, and meowed.

Finish……

"What kind of bunny dance is this...? This adaptation is way too much! It's turned into an animal documentary. And... why are you dancing it so skillfully? No! Perhaps it's precisely because it's full of wildness that Yoshiko can dance so well."