Chapter 138: Full of Confidence and Ready to Skip Grades 4

  "It's just that, when you say it, your dad and mom are both angry and amused." Li Shufen shook her head, "Forget it, your dad and mom can't persuade you, this temper of yours, your grandfather was right, more stubborn than a cow, once you're determined, ten cows couldn't pull you back. Alright, alright, since you want to go, what's the point of your dad and mom stopping you?"

  Tian Wei suddenly came to her senses and realized she had spoken too rashly just now.

  "Dad and Mom, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that earlier. Please don't be angry with me. I won't do it again in the future."

  If she says that, it will hurt her father and mother's hearts. They are all for her own good, but once her words get out, others who don't know the truth will think that her parents abused her, saying they locked her up with iron chains. In this day and age, even dogs aren't tied up with ropes.

  "It's fine as long as you know your mistake." Tian Biao didn't blame her much either, understanding that Tian Wei was also anxious and spoke without thinking. However, he couldn't help but sigh in his heart, worrying about Tian Wei's stubbornness, strong-headedness, and obstinacy - whether it was a good thing or a bad thing for a girl to have such a temperament.

  "Dad, Mom, I hope you can trust me, your daughter is more excellent and hardworking than you think." Tian Yuan pounced into Li Shufen's arms with a spoiled tone, smiling in a soft voice, "Tian family's daughter, not only knows how to farm, but also understands progress and hard work!"

  Tian Wei's words really made the two adults laugh and feel happy. Tian Biao nodded repeatedly, "Dad believes that Dad's daughter is the best in this world! So, let's congratulate our family's Weiwei in advance, and strive to achieve even better results, okay?"

  "This is my good dad and mom! Compared to your concern, I need more of your encouragement, because you are my family." Tianyuan nodded vigorously, pulled up Tianluo's hand, and said in a tone of an elder sister, "Luoluo, you also have to study hard, if there is another chance next time, let you go to the competition too! We want to be the best sisters of the Tian family!"

  "I'd rather not! I'm happy being the little sister who gets to enjoy the prizes that my big sister wins, my big sister is so nice to me and gives me everything, why would I need to compete myself?" Tian Lu shook her head, laughing and singing, "In this world, only older sisters are good, children with older sisters are like precious gems"

  "It's obvious that only mom is the best in the world! Second sister can't sing, it sounds really bad!" Tian Jia Bao ran over following Tian Lu's singing voice, and as soon as he arrived, he rushed to Tian Yuan, then shook his head at Tian Lu repeatedly.

  "You'll sing it for me when you come!" Tian Lu hummed discontentedly at Tian Jia Bao, "You can't even recite the hundred [poems] fluently yet!"

  "I knew it long ago! It's just that I recite the poem in reverse order, that's all! But at least my singing is better than yours!" Tian Jia Bao and Tian Lu Gang started arguing, and the two siblings directly began a sing-off. After finishing "The World Only Has Mom", they sang "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" until everyone was laughing uncontrollably.

  Tianyuan's test scores were released when she went to class in the afternoon. After the first class, Li, the head teacher, called Tianyuan to the office, along with the principal and senior teachers.

  "Come on! Tianyuan." The principal was even more enthusiastic when he saw Tianyuan than when he saw his own children.

  "Our school has produced a child prodigy, self-taught! Double hundred! Math double hundred is understandable, but this language is with composition, and the composition you wrote can even get full marks from senior teachers, amazing!" Li, the class teacher, was shaking with excitement as he held Tianyuan's test paper from that morning.

  "Then teacher, is it possible for me to skip a grade?" Tian Yuan was concerned about skipping a grade, not about how many points.