The Kitty Became a Cutie and Was Pampered in the 80s
Chapter 585 Shu Wen (1)_1

Chapter 585: Chapter 585 Shu Wen (1)_1

The Ruanlin Family even brought a piece of cloth to place under the television, for fear of dirtying the TV.

In the heart of winter, Shu Lang worked up a sweat installing the television and the antenna. Fortunately, after an hour, the television was set up and powered on. Although the picture was somewhat fuzzy, it was still watchable.

Perhaps it was just good luck, but as soon as they turned on the television, they found a channel that was airing "Journey to the West."

Journey to the West was also material from the textbook.

Seeing it for the first time, the boys were so excited they didn’t even bother to get chairs, instead standing right in front of the television and staring without blinking, afraid that a single blink or movement would make them miss many scenes.

The Ruanlin Family saw them all crowded so close and lifted a hand, coming over and smacking each one, "You don’t need your eyes anymore, do you? Get even closer, better yet, press your eye sockets to the TV!"

The boys then rubbed their knocked heads and went to move chairs. When there weren’t enough chairs, they used a long bench that could seat three.

Ruan Jiaojiao was also watching television for the first time, filled with overwhelming curiosity. Ruan Jun, afraid that sitting too close would hurt her eyes or sitting too far would prevent her from seeing, picked her up and sat her on his lap.

"Xiaoxi went out again?" Failing to find Xiu Xi among the boys, the Ruanlin Family asked with confusion.

Ruan Jiaojiao nodded haphazardly. Even though many animals had been raised in the back mountain, that silly wolf still went to the front mountain every so often. She had no idea what he was doing there.

The Ruanlin Family had also never watched television. After changing Shu Lang’s cup to a hot tea, they became intrigued and their attention was quickly drawn in.

Looking at the family, young and old, all bribed by the television—even the meat and eggs dog—Shu Lang’s grandfather was very unhappy.

Especially when he saw Shu Lang’s smug expression, he was so angry he wished he could find a stick to hit him with.

"Dad, are you feeling better?" Shu Lang, seeing his grandfather staring daggers at him, didn’t mind, washed his hands, came out and asked with a smile.

"What do you think? If you don’t bother me twice a day, perhaps I could live to eighty-eight!"

"You sound quite strong, it seems you’re doing quite well. Besides, eighty-eight? That’s not enough. You should at least round up to a nice even number, like a hundred," Shu Lang laughed, not at all concerned by his grandfather’s cold face; he was clearly used to it.

After he finished speaking, he saw that Ruan Jiaojiao had started watching them at some point and immediately waved her over.

Ruan Jiaojiao stared at the two curiously. She had always thought her uncle had the same personality as her brother—graceful and handsome young noblemen. She didn’t expect that this was how they got along with her grandfather.

Especially seeing how her grandfather got so mad from just a few words from him that he was puffing out his beard and glaring made her find it particularly funny.

"Jiaojiao, come here, your uncle bought you some nice things, let’s go look together." Shu Lang had bought a pile of goods for the New Year, but started off with the television. As soon as they brought it out, they had been busy setting it up and had forgotten about the items in the car.

Apart from many other things, Shu Lang’s pile of New Year purchases included items to eat, to use, to play with, and... to write with.

The items to eat, play with, and use were mostly for Ruan Jiaojiao.

The writing items were for Ruan Jie and Ruan Hao.

Ruan Hao got a few sets of English books, whereas Ruan Jie received several sets of extracurricular books and test papers, covering all of his middle school knowledge points. Even if he couldn’t finish them all at once, he would still be able to use them as he moved into the second and third year of middle school.

Ruan Jie came over to take a look during the commercial break, and upon seeing the books, his entire little face fell.