This chapter's epigraph comes from a famous nursery rhyme: "I'll hug yutong too ! I'll kiss you too !" . The nursery rhyme is about a boy who wants to be a prince, but he doesn't know what to do with himself because he's too young and inexperienced to be the king of his own kingdom. In other words, the boy is too young to be king, and too inexperienced to rule the kingdom. He's also too old to rule, so he can't be king of the kingdom, either. So the nursery rhyme tells us that the boy's ideal type is dying, and he wants to hug him. He wants to know what kind of skirt he should wear, who should be the prince, and what else he should be wearing besides cake. He also wants to find out what sort of food he should eat besides cake, since he'll have to deal with the king's son, who's going to have to decide whether or not he can be king or not. So he decides to go to the king and ask him what he'd like to do. The king will have to tell him, but it won't matter if the king is a world-class giant or not, because the king will still have to be involved in the kingdom's business affairs. The president of the family