Before he turned eighteen, Baili Jin had only one goal: finish college, find a good job, and live a quiet, steady life. After turning eighteen, he had two goals: take revenge for his adoptive parents, and investigate the truth behind his birth mother's death. As he dug into the matter, he gained a third goal: he wanted to win Yao over.
At someone's request, Yao traveled a long way to a low-level plane to help a child escape a fated death. But somewhere along the way, the child confessed his feelings to him one day. That wasn't the point, though. The point was...he seemed a little moved?
Theme: Being too fixated on an unreachable goal can make you overlook the beautiful things right within your reach.
No, coming from Ming's side makes me feel that the two protagonists are not strong. I can't stand it. I need to wait for a while and come back to watch it.
Was the person holding the white cat that the protagonist saw was Ming?
So far, I can't see anything about Baili that is worth mentioning to Yao. Logically speaking, Yao was created by Ming's original power, and his nature should also have a part of Ming's shadow. If Baili behaved like this in front of Ming, Ming wouldn't even bother to pay attention to him. But Baili is actually Yao's CP. . . .
I see, I had already speculated, so I said, how could that girl die if Ming is so powerful? Her soul was shattered into dregs, and it would be a piece of cake for Ming to save her.
Why does Baili have to make Yao pay for every time he can't bear it? Those newcomers all brought it upon themselves, and the result was because of Baili's intolerance. Why didn't he save it himself if he couldn't bear it? Every time I couldn't bear it, I would ask Yao. I couldn't understand what Yao was thinking, but he actually agreed.
With Baili's qualities, do you still want to enter World Academy?
So this bullshit country turned a blind eye to Dong Yi's criminal behavior?
So when your adoptive parents died, you just wanted the culprit to get the punishment he deserved, and you didn't intend to take his life? Wouldn't this deserved punishment be jail time? Then you are really a filial son. After seeing Ming's character that is particularly to my liking, and then looking at this Baili, I really want to say to you that the Virgin Mary is alive, bah, he is a man, so let's call him the Holy Father.
Oh, it's Ming. Baili's mother is the old friend that Ming remembered when he saw the original owner's sister jumping off the building in the Prince in Troubled Times chapter.
Isn't the grade the smaller the number, the bigger it is?