Doraemon: I have a book of Kuro's magic

After everything was ready, everyone got on their bikes and prepared to start delivering the goods. However, when they were about to take action, Fat Tiger just quietly watched them sitting on the concrete pipe.

Looking at the indifferent Fat Tiger, Hanyu Chuhuo asked, "Fat Tiger, why don't you come with us to deliver the goods? Are you planning to be lazy and just sit back and enjoy the fruits of our labor?"

Fat Tiger shook his head helplessly, and said with a regretful tone: "I also want to live with you, but there is no way, because I still have to have something to show!"

"So I'm really sorry, I have to leave the task of delivering the goods to you."

"Oh, so that's it!" The other people never really cared, so although there were a lot of goods to be delivered, they had a lot of manpower after all. If so many people delivered them together, they would definitely be able to finish it quickly.

This is what Nobita, Shizuka, and Suneo thought, but that doesn't mean Hanyu Chuhuo and Cen Feng just act the same. I think they both saw through Fat Tiger's intention a long time ago.

Fat Tiger's original intention was indeed not wrong, but his mistake was that he wanted to reap the benefits without doing anything else and wanted to rely on their strength to help him deliver the goods.

In this way, not only will the sales of his mother's store double, his mother can earn more money, and he can also get a lot of pocket money.

But in the end, what does all this have to do with them?

Fat Tiger, who wanted to reap the benefits without doing anything, did not get to do so because he was forced to go with them to deliver the goods by Cen Feng, who was forced to use props.

Fat Tiger was in tears. He wanted to resist but he couldn't do it at all.

In the end, he was forced to deliver the goods with everyone else.

Fortunately, it was all worth it, at least he didn't have to endure the curse in the end.

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On this day, when Nobita was coming home from school and happened to pass by the living room of his house, he heard that his parents were planning to save some costs and would use the money saved on Nobita.

When Nobita heard this, he smiled very happily, because he thought his mother was planning to buy him something good, so she saved so much money.

But when his mother told him that the reason she had to go downstairs was to hire a tutor for him so that he could improve his knowledge, Nobita was completely frightened.

Nobita's behavior was very obvious, he didn't want to hire a tutor at all.

But that's not all. Nobita's father added that because they need to hire a tutor, not only do they have to save money, but Nobita must also save money.

After all, hiring a tutor is the university's business. In order to allow their money to be used for university studies and not go to waste, they decided that the money for hiring a tutor must be deducted from Nobita's pocket money.

In this case, since Nobita's interests are involved, at least he will try his best.

No, as long as there is a little progress, it is progress. You can take it slowly and there is no need to rush.

When Nobita heard this, he panicked instantly. If they just wanted to hire a tutor for him, that would be fine, but he didn't expect that they would even deduct part of his pocket money. How could this be possible?

His pocket money was not enough to begin with, and now part of it is being deducted. Doesn't that mean he can't buy whatever he wants?