The math teacher with gray hips and hair in her skirt walked in with a stack of papers.

"All students returned to their seats." The math teacher's voice was inexplicably majestic.

The paper was spread flat on the desk, and there were tadpole-like symbols on the paper on the white background, which made his eyes hurt.

The characters on the paper seem to have their own life and come out of the paper.

They are singing, they are dancing.

Ah Dai was stunned.

These small characters came over like a group of pocket people and hugged the pencil in his hand and ran outward.

The pencil tip snapped.

The rubber on the table was pushed off the table by them.

A Dai stood up in panic, and the seat was hit and made a violent collision sound.

...

"I think your child may have been stimulated by his parents' affairs, so I think he can go to the hospital for a check-up." The teacher said tactfully.

"Teacher, Ah Dai is a very good and well-behaved child, he is very obedient." Grandpa Green Rabbit said.

"But Ah Dae has caused great trouble to other students in the class. He has seriously disrupted the class order." The head teacher sighed.

Ah Dai stood silently in the other corner of the office, and his eyes were confused as he listened to the adults' conversation.

He was eventually taken to a mental hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

The doctor diagnosed him with strong conjectures and mild schizophrenia.

He was left in a mental hospital for observation.
Chapter completed!