Reborn As Lucky Star-Chapter 190 - Iron Simpleton Yue Xiaohu

Chapter 190: Chapter 190 Iron Simpleton Yue Xiaohu Chapter 190 -190 Iron Simpleton Yue Xiaohu Yue Qingqing struggled to stifle her laughter as she coaxed him, “But, Grandpa said he can’t show himself and can only teach you through me.”

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If it had been a smarter child, there’s no way they would have believed that.

It just so happened that the Yue Family were all sincere people, who had never told a lie to Yue Xiaohu from the time he was born.

Yue Jianxi and Wang Xiaoni were the most honest among honest people.

Most parents, seeing their child cry incessantly, would coax them by saying if you stop crying, Daddy and Mommy will buy you delicious treats and fun toys.

Once the child was pacified, they’d conveniently forget what they had promised.

But Yue Jianxi and his wife would never do that.

They either said nothing, or if they said something, they made sure to follow through.

That’s why Yue Xiaohu was already in school but still didn’t know what it was like to be deceived.

It seemed he was destined to be duped by Yue Qingqing.

After hearing what Yue Qingqing said, Yue Xiaohu nodded his head repeatedly, “I get it, all masters have their own temperaments, and many masters even make you do chores before teaching you martial arts.”

Needless to say, this was also learned from the television.

“Well, today I’ll start by teaching you a few moves on behalf of Grandpa, and you just need to practice diligently after you get home from school each day.”

Yue Xiaohu then asked, “Can I not go to school and just practice at home every day?”

Yue Qingqing shook her head immediately, “No, this is a secret between us and Grandpa. If someone else finds out, he’ll get mad and won’t let me teach you anymore.”

Yue Xiaohu sighed reluctantly.

It seemed learning martial arts was quite a hassle; you couldn’t tip anyone off.

“Moreover, Grandpa prefers kids who do well in their studies. If you don’t study hard, he’ll choose someone else to teach.”

No matter how naïve Yue Xiaohu was, he started to feel that something was off at this moment.

“Sister Qingqing, you’re not ‘donkeying’ me, are you?”

Yue Qingqing pretended to be displeased, “When have I ever lied to you? Plus, if you practice for a few days, won’t you see for yourself whether I’ve lied to you or not?”

Yue Qingqing was the apple of the family’s eye, and since he was little, Wang Xiaoni had taught Yue Xiaohu to be protective of the girls at home.

Seeing Yue Qingqing unhappy, he immediately put his hands together, both apologizing and making promises.

“I’m sorry, please teach me. I’ll practice hard.”

Only then did Yue Qingqing feel satisfied and taught Yue Xiaohu a few foundational moves.

As she grew up, Yue Qingqing also practiced in secret when no one was around. With Spiritual Energy within her, she naturally achieved twice the result with half the effort.

However, she could not teach this cultivation to Yue Xiaohu; after all, he was a mortal and couldn’t casually form a celestial bond with her.

Luckily, the techniques Yue Qingqing taught him not only strengthened his body, but as Yue Xiaohu grew older, they would also make him a formidable person among ordinary people.

He would not be bullied wherever he went.

After teaching these movements, Yue Qingqing took great care to instruct him on some important points.

The first was that he mustn’t let anyone find out, and secondly, he must embody the spirit of chivalry and never use it to bully the weak.

Yue Xiaohu responded respectfully.

Just as Yue Qingqing was about to leave, she heard a thud.

Turning her head, she saw Yue Xiaohu devoutly kneeling on the ground, bowing several times to a certain spot.

He earnestly said, “Master, your disciple will hide his identity and practice diligently. When I grow up, I will become a martial arts master.”

Yue Qingqing’s head was filled with black lines; Yue Xiaohu had been too deeply influenced by martial arts movies.

She hurried away, unable to bear watching any longer.

Xiaohu, don’t blame your sister for deceiving you; this is all a well-intentioned lie.

And I hope when you grow up and think back to this moment, please don’t look for a crack in the ground to crawl into.

But what Yue Qingqing never expected was that even when he grew up, Yue Xiaohu never doubted the existence of this unseen master.

He always believed that there was a Grandpa who recognized his extraordinary potential and took him as a registered disciple through his sister.

By that time, Yue Qingqing could only feel ashamed for deceiving a child, while marveling at how her uncle and aunt’s honest genes were indeed carved into their offspring’s bones.