I am a freeloader in the anime world

Chapter 436 Communicating with Toyohama Kazuka (2)

"As expected, Mai and I were right in our guess."

At this time, Su Yang was holding a broom and cleaning the living room.

"It's true that I ran away from home..."

Toyohama and Hana answered subconsciously.

"You are in the second year of junior high school now, Chuunibyou?"

Su Yang said indifferently.

"How could this be Chuunibyou?"

Toyohama and Hana protested in dissatisfaction.

"Yeah, that's the rebellious period."

As Su Yang spoke, he subtly kicked Feng Bang and Hua's calves with his toes. This was a tacit reminder for her to realize that she needed to make room for his cleaning work.

Su Yang's movements were gentle and measured, conveying his intentions while avoiding any possible embarrassment or discomfort.

Fenghama Hehua felt Su Yang's touch, and she quickly understood his intention. She casually lifted her feet and placed them on the sofa, making it easier for Su Yang to clean up.

"I'm a good kid, how could I be in the rebellious phase?"

As time passed, Toyohama Hehua finally felt a little strength returning, and a relaxed expression gradually appeared on her face.

His originally tense brows slowly relaxed, and a long-lost calmness flashed in his eyes.

She took a deep breath, feeling the freshness in the air, as if all the anxiety and tension were released with this breath.

Her shoulders were no longer so stiff, her body was much more relaxed, and she looked more at ease and comfortable.

"I just because my mom always says..."

Fenghama Hehua felt an urge to continue telling Su Yang about her worries and confusions, but on second thought, she realized that it might not be appropriate to reveal these private family affairs to outsiders.

So, she chose to remain silent, swallowed those words back into her heart, and just sat quietly on the sofa, staring at Su Yang silently.

Su Yang was cleaning with great concentration, his movements were skillful and methodical.

He gathered the garbage scattered on the ground, then carefully gathered them together with a garbage shovel, and then gently put them into the trash can.

Every move Su Yang made seemed so serious and meticulous, as if he was carrying out an important task.

Fenghama and Hua looked at Su Yang's back, and a complex emotion surged in their hearts.

She felt a little guilty for disturbing her sister and Su Yang because of her family problems; at the same time, she also felt a little grateful because Su Yang did not feel unhappy because of her silence at this time, but gave her enough space and respect.

Of course, Su Yang knew what Feng Bang He Hua wanted to say, and he also knew why she suddenly fell silent.

Su Yang took over the conversation and directly said what Feng Bang and Hua had not said: "Your mother must always like to compare you with Mai, and she always talks about how great Mai is and how you are not as good as her, right?"

Su Yang felt deeply that using "other people's children" as a criterion to educate his own children was not only an unfair practice, but also a harmful way of education.

Su Yang holds a firm opposition to this.

Because in Su Yang's eyes, he believes that every child is a unique individual with his or her own talents and potential, and should be respected and encouraged rather than endlessly compared and belittled.

Su Yang believes that education should be based on understanding and support rather than competition and pressure.

Compared with comparative education, Su Yang advocates a more positive and inclusive educational concept, encouraging parents to discover and cultivate their children's uniqueness rather than blindly pursuing a sense of superiority compared with others.

In Su Yang's view, the true meaning of education lies in stimulating children's inner motivation, helping them build self-confidence, and cultivating independent thinking and problem-solving abilities.

Su Yang is firmly opposed to any form of comparison and pressure, believing that these will only stifle children's creativity and personality and hinder their growth and development.

Fenghama Hehua was not clear about Su Yang's educational concepts, and at this moment she was looking at Su Yang in amazement.

Because what Su Yang said was what Fenghama Hehua originally wanted to say but didn't say it out loud.

"Is it strange? In this world, or even if it's not this world, most parents are like this."

Looking at Fenghama and Hua's stunned expressions, Su Yang just shrugged and said helplessly.

Su Yang's words revealed a hint of helplessness and deep insight, and he bluntly pointed out the root cause of the problem between Toyohama Kazuka and Sakurajima Mai.

"In fact, in my opinion, everything that is happening now is, to put it bluntly, the impact of the grudge between your two mothers being passed on to the next generation."

Although Su Yang's words were straightforward, they also stated an indisputable fact.

He continued, "It may be hard to say, but Kazuka, you and Mai are just pawns in the war between those two mothers."

There was no accusation in Su Yang's words, only sympathy and understanding for Fenghama and Hua.

Su Yang tried to make Fenghama and Hana realize that the competition and comparison between her and Sakurajima Mai was not their own choice, but a continuation of the feud between their two mothers.

Although Su Yang's words were cruel, they also pointed out a truth to Fenghama and Hua.

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