Abstract:
On November 2, a father who drove a car recently made a "hard-core magic modification" to the TV at home because his son was addicted to TV alone at home, which attracted the attention of netizens.
According to the father's description, while he was out driving, his son would watch TV uncontrollably at home. In order to restrict his son, he modified the TV system and replaced the start-up advertisements with first-grade Chinese, mathematics, and English questions customized according to his son's textbook version and school progress. Every 10 minutes of watching the TV, a question will pop up. If you answer it correctly, you can continue watching. If you answer it incorrectly, an additional question will be added.
When the question was asked for the first time, the son realized that it was his father, and immediately used the "power off and restart" trick. However, this loophole has been patched by my father, and now the problem will appear as soon as I turn on the phone. The video shows that the son has now "accepted reality" and sat calmly in front of the TV to answer questions.
The father said that he regarded the matter as an "offensive and defensive game between father and son" and allowed his son to use various means to crack it, while he was responsible for "filling the loopholes at all costs." He originally thought that his son would give up after just a few questions, but the effect seems to be limited so far, and he plans to upgrade the difficulty of the questions next.
Some netizens commented that this is “what youth mode and pop-up ads should look like.”
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