Tycoon Stepdad's Popularity (Part-1)

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As for himself, he could handle eating a simple vegetarian meal, but sitting quietly to copy scriptures for hours was beyond him-just like how he could never pay attention in class during his school days.

Indeed, people were vastly different.

Huo Mianmian didn't understand what scriptures were.

But seeing his dad copying them so seriously, he mimicked him, picking up a brush and starting to scribble on the paper.

Two hours later, Lin Yi finished copying the scriptures.

Throughout the process, he remained calm and patient, showing no signs of impatience.

Ji Yunchuan had gone for a walk outside and returned.

Looking at the full page of copied scriptures, he couldn't help but exclaim, "Sis-inlaw, no offense, but I think someone like you is perfect for becoming a monk."

Lin Yi's ability to focus and calm down was truly remarkable.

Lin Yi raised an eyebrow and laughed. "If you have the guts, say that to Big Brother Huo."

Ji Yunchuan immediately backed off. "No, no, no. I wouldn't dare."

He would only say something like that if he was crazy.

Imagine telling Huo Jihan that he suggested Lin Yi become a monk...

Ugh, he knew his fate would be terrible.

Time quickly passed to the next day.

After waking up in the morning, Lin Yi took Huo Mianmian to have breakfast.

The breakfast at the temple was also simple and light.

They had porridge, pickles, and vegetable buns.

Lin Yi found it acceptable since the food tasted good.

However, Ji Yunchuan wasn't quite satisfied.

Eating a bland meal last night was fine, but having another one today made him feel awful.

How could a meat-eater like him eat vegetarian meals every day?!

The first activity after breakfast was cleaning the temple.

Each of them was given a broom and assigned to clean a courtyard.

Lin Yi rarely swept the floor in his past or present life, as they had a robot vacuum at home. But now, holding a bamboo broom, he swept the stone floor quite skillfully.

Surprisingly, Huo Mianmian was also sweeping seriously.

For him, the bamboo broom was quite large, but he held it with both small hands and swept diligently.

Seeing this, Ji Yunchuan couldn't bear to slack off and joined in, sweeping hard.

Before long, they finished cleaning the entire courtyard.

Ji Yunchuan straightened up, feeling proud. "Looks like cleaning isn't that difficult!"

Lin Yi teased him. "Why don't you do it again by yourself?"

Ji Yunchuan shook his head firmly. "No, no, no. This is enough!"

While they were talking, they saw a surprising scene.

Not far away, a little cat was lying on a beam, meowing and too scared to come down.

A monk saw the situation and dropped his broom. No one could see how he did it, but in a few swift movements, he climbed up the wall to the beam and then hugged the little kitten before returning to the ground with it.