After Going Viral on a Dating Show, I'm Pampered by All-Chapter 340: Childish Words, No Harm

"Your child has absolutely no manners, just calling people servants right out of their mouth. If you don’t teach them, don’t blame me for stepping in." fгeewёbnoѵel_cσm

Where could Sang Shen control this person’s moral abduction? Why was his child the only one who couldn’t be criticized? Could his Tiantian just be randomly insulted?

If it weren’t for his shameless uncle, his Tiantian would be the little mistress of the Si Group; not to mention Bai Family’s little rich girl, even Bai Family’s old man would have to treat Tiantian with respect.

"Elder Sang Shen, aren’t you being a bit petty? It’s just a joke among children."

The lukewarm words from Bai Ziyao contrastingly made Sang Shen look like someone who fusses over every little thing.

"I really don’t understand why I used to be a fan of Sang Shen. Quarreling with a child, how ridiculous!"

"Yes, I also feel he’s making a big deal out of nothing. Children don’t spoke maliciously."

"Bai Youwei is so cute, not to mention being her servant, I’d even carry her shoes willingly!!"

"But it does feel somewhat impolite; just because everyone calls her Little Princess doesn’t mean she should really see herself as a princess."

"Brother... Brother, just stop talking. This uncle is right, adults shouldn’t interfere with children."

Si Tiantian tugged at Sang Shen’s sleeve nearby.

Bai Ziyao’s face instantly turned livid. This brat called Sang Shen Brother, but him uncle?

He’s several years older than Sang Shen! Does she have no discernment?

But having said himself that children should speak freely, if he pursued this small detail now, it might give netizens a bad impression of him, so he had to forcefully hold back and managed a smile.

"Right, this child knows better."

"Did you just want to play a game with me? I need a reason, why should I be the servant?" Si Tiantian then turned to look at the little girl in front of her.

Only then did Bai Youwei brighten up a bit, though her tone was still haughty, "Because I’m wearing a Princess Dress, princesses wear dresses, you’re not wearing one, so you can’t be a princess."

"I see, so what does a servant have to do?" Si Tiantian tilted her head and smiled.

"Play with me, amuse me, and obey my commands?" Bai Youwei looked troubled. How could this kid be so clueless; hasn’t she ever heard a princess story?

"Then you be my servant. I also have a Princess Dress, and more than you." Si Tiantian leaned back, legs propped on her knee.

Bai Youwei looked incredulously at her posture, "You... You have no image at all. My mom says that sitting with a leg crossed is something only boys do! And, there’s no way you have more Princess Dresses than I do."

"My Princess Dresses fill the entire floor, didn’t you see them? Are you idiotic? My dad said only those full of wisdom can see my Princess Dresses."

Si Tiantian spoke bluntly, pointing at the floor and patting Sang Shen’s arm beside her.

"Brother, do you see my Princess Dresses?"

"I see them. Lots of them, very pretty." Sang Shen forced a smile, corroborating.

"Did you hear that? Someone who can’t see even one Princess Dress doesn’t deserve to be called a Princess, just an idiot." Si Tiantian declared.

Her eyelashes long, curling upwards, her eyes filled with cold pride.

Bai Youwei, the Little Princess, couldn’t stand being called an idiot, contested aloud, "I can see them too!"

"Oh, then you don’t have many Princess Dresses, be my servant." Si Tiantian’s face was delicate yet frosty.

"Youwei, don’t listen to her nonsense, she is just..." Bai Ziyao hadn’t finished speaking when Sang Shen cut him off.

"The relative from the Bai Family you were just talking about, children’s matters should be left to children," Brother Shen stated firmly at first. "Adults should not interfere, and you should set a good example yourself."

"But," Bai Ziyao clenched his hands into fists, "your child is talking nonsense."

"And your child asking someone else to be a servant is any better?" Sang Shen said with a laugh, completely thrilled inside. His Tiantian was really something.

"But..." Bai Ziyao couldn’t manage a response, leaving himself infuriated.

Little Bai Youwei, after all, was still just a four-year-old baby. She was somewhat confused by the adults’ conversation, only vaguely sensing that the kids behind her were picking on her.

"I won’t be your servant! My grandma said that I am the Little Princess."

"Stop bringing up your grandma. Even if your grandpa were here, he would still have to call me Little Princess since I have more princess dresses than you," Si Tiantian asserted with the slight authority of someone beyond her years.

"You’re lying!"

"It was you who said that having princess dresses makes one a princess. So obviously, the one with more dresses is more powerful," Si Tiantian shrugged.

"But... but I never play the role of a servant," Bai Youwei blustered intensely, trying hard to argue.

She was always the favored one among the children, and she was always the exception in games—never having to play the villain!

"I don’t care. If you don’t play along, I won’t play with you. That’s what happens when you don’t have as many princess dresses as I do."

Si Tiantian had gotten tired of humoring this child; she didn’t care about playing anymore.

She wasn’t that kind of child anymore! She had grown up!

"If you don’t want to play, then don’t. I don’t like playing with you either," little Bai Youwei turned away, refusing to engage any further, ending up frustrating herself.

"That’s fine, Tiantian. You’re quite good at fooling people," Brother Sang Shen looked at her admiringly.

Seeing his Tiantian so capable made him feel at ease; at least she wouldn’t be bullied.

"This is based on a story I heard, but I don’t remember its name," Tiantian’s face brightened, proud to be praised; she didn’t like deceiving other children, but this one had been really rude!

"Hahaha," Sang Shen laughed aloud. He probably knew which story it was.

The Emperor’s New Clothes?

[...Such a clever little girl, totally bamboozling our Youwei. Is she really just a little kiddo?]

[Holy shit, I just looked up this little kid’s info. She’s only three, the youngest in the crew, but her name is Sang Tiantian. Is she Sang Shen’s illegitimate daughter???]

[Impossible... I just heard Tiantian call Sang Shen ’Brother Shen,’ and they don’t even look alike.]

[Sang Shen isn’t stopping her from pulling the wool over someone’s eyes, isn’t that kind of uncultured...]

[The person above, please, it was Bai Youwei’s parents who said that children should be left to themselves and adults shouldn’t interfere.]

The vehicles were driving on the road and quickly reached the crew’s hotel.

The director and staff organized all the guests and children in an orderly fashion into the hotel.

The director spoke gently, "Little friends, come over here and introduce yourselves to the viewers on the screen, okay?"

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