"My mother is like this, everything is so direct, her love for me is direct, her expectations for me are direct, she has one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, she has to get it (if it doesn't work, it can be done)."

The story continues, and McDull's narration is like an official complaint, which makes the audience laugh again.

Mrs. Mai's "directness" has been vividly reflected in the bedtime story, and her "if you can't do it, you have to do it" style of doing things, through the character song and Lei Ren's "paper-wrapped chicken" cooking teaching, everyone has already felt it to some extent.

Of course, if you haven't felt it yet, then at this moment, with the narration, it is still supplementing the description of Matthew's "direct" and "even if it doesn't work" style.

She went to McDull to ask for a fortune telling, as long as the "middle and lower" lottery, all of them were stuffed back and re-shaken, until the lottery was shaken.

The fortune teller played by the almighty principal shook his head and waved his hand when he untied the sign and said that McDull's life was not good, Mrs. Mai glanced at her precious son, and then punched the fortune teller in the face, and the glasses were blown up on the spot!

"Hahaha!"

"Hahahaha!"

"Mrs. Mai is awesome!"

"Well done, great pleasure!"

"The soul is faint, dare to speak the truth? Feel the iron fist of love and justice of the old lady! ”

"What a faint soul, that's obviously the principal, poofhahahaha!"

“......”

Such a mother, who can not love it?

And in the midst of the audience's burst of laughter, McDull's narrator at this time threw out a question: "But what if there are some things that are really not good?" ”

Yes, there are things, even if Mai Tai is unwilling to accept them, but the facts are the facts, and it will not help to punch the fortune teller.

For example, McDull didn't look as good as she wanted, and he didn't have good luck, or more accurately, he was completely possessed by a god of decay and full of mildew.

All the lottery numbers drawn by McDull with "children's hands" have not been won, which may be more difficult than winning all......

As for being smart and capable, it has nothing to do with McDull, as he said: "I tried to study hard, but ...... However, I can still dream. ”

However, McDull's mediocre qualifications doomed him to be useless no matter how hard he tried, unless he dreamed.

But, even so, McDull can still dream carefree.

Because no matter what, Mrs. McDull, who "can't do it, has to do it", will do her best to weave a beautiful world of his imagination for McDull.

After the narrator's slightly lost tone abruptly turns into a pun, the picture also shifts to a new chapter - my perfect world.

"Maldives, a paradise located in the Indian Ocean, blue sky and white clouds, coconut grove shadows, clear sand and white water, colorful corals, dizzying tropical fish, and a pristine ocean full of equatorial vitality, away from the hustle and bustle, experience the warm customs and enjoy a dream trip out of the world......"

The new chapter begins with a tourism advertisement that makes people feel very harmonious when they hear it.

The ubiquitous travel advertisements on TV gave McDull the biggest dream of his childhood, to travel to the Maldives with "blue sky and white clouds, coconut grove shadows, clear water and white sand".

But this is also an unattainable dream for Mrs. McDull, because this cost is obviously not something she can afford, so whenever McDull asks, she is perfunctory and gently carries it every time.

"Mom, when are you going to take me to the Maldives?"

"I'll take you there when I'm rich."

"Then when are you going to get rich."

"When I dream."

“......”

Once McDull was sick, Mrs. McDull lied to him that if he was cured, he would take him to the Maldives for a trip in order to persuade him to take medicine obediently.

When McDull recovered from her illness and asked her mother to fulfill her promise with a happy face, like many parents, Mrs. McDull of course resolutely repented, because she really had no money and could not fulfill McDull's wish to go to the Maldives.

At this time, how can he understand his mother's difficulties, he, like all children, is crying and making trouble, rolling all over the ground.

In order not to hurt McDull's heart, Mrs. McDull silently glanced at the only remaining 3,584.26 yuan in her bank account, once again showing her style of "you have to do it if you can't do it", and took the belief that "people who are poor should be more eye-catching" to the extreme.

All the deposits are only more than 3,000 yuan, and of course you can't go to the Maldives when you travel.

But Mrs. Mai has her own way, and she relied on her ingenuity to create a "Maldives" in Xiangjiang out of thin air.

McDull wanted to take a plane, so Mrs. McDull took him to take a cable car like an airplane soaring into the sky, and flew directly to the "Maldives" on the top of the Taiping Peak of the Xiangjiang River.

McDull heard from a classmate, "The plane meal is so unpalatable." Mrs. Mai took advantage of the trend and took the bento she made to the cable car to eat, and made an extremely reasonable excuse for not staying in the hotel: "Go early, return late, my mother said that this is the most cost-effective!" ”

Not only did they eat delicious Western food, but they also played the same dive in the sea, and even caught a tropical fish, well, Mrs. Mak brought it from her refrigerator, and the two of them also had a grilled fish......

Under Mrs. McDull's careful arrangement, McDull finally successfully enjoyed a dream trip of "out of the world", and this "Maldives one-day trip" offset by the "one-day trip to Hong Kong" has also become his happiest experience.

But at this moment, the audience who had laughed all over the scene only felt that they were overflowing with sourness, not only could they no longer laugh, but many emotional people were even teary-eyed.

A shy single mother from the bottom of the society carefully manages her lies, just to fulfill her child's innocent and sweet dream......

But for anyone with a little life experience, it's hard to laugh out loud no matter how you look at this kind of story.

Because everyone knows what a heavy burden is hidden behind the innocent and sweet dream of children.

The most terrible thing is that the picture and music in this section also turn on the mode of mental crit at the same time.

The light-hearted and romantic "Turkish March" floats through the journey, and the beautiful and moving melody makes people's scalps tingle and their whole body is covered with goosebumps.

And the scribbled sketch-like picture has also become refined in this journey, not only filled with colors, but also colorful and dreamy like a fairy tale.

Suddenly, the audience wanted to complain: Ah, hey, when did you, a lazy person who likes to cut corners, be so particular?

This kind of attempt to cover up the cruelty of reality in the most gentle way, but want to cover it up or even for fear that you won't understand it, can't be said to be excessive, it is completely not about martial arts!

But this kind of "not talking about martial arts" is so moving, because in McDull's eyes, his mother's love makes the Maldives real at that moment.

"In this way, I spent the most deserving and beautiful day when I was a child, so you say, can paper cover chickens?"

"It's okay, too, especially in small pieces."

“......”

The self-question and answer at the end of the story made the audience's emotions uncontrollable anymore:

"My eyes are in the blue sky and white clouds!"

"The shadow of the coconut grove in my eyes!"

"My eyes are on the Maldives!"

“......”

For a time, the barrage was turbulent and the sky was full of wind and sand.