Little did anyone know Huo Qi didn't care, he was also quite a thorn in the side, even more decisive. Not meeting up was consolation in itself, but once they did, he would definitely be the loser. All this, Ao Chen actually knew it all along.
He was acutely aware of it, but still insisted on making things difficult. Now, I find myself feeling a bit sympathetic towards him, this man without much autonomy. As long as Huo Qi said he was unwilling, I bet, he would regret it for eight hundred years.
Allen: "It's not really Huo Qi's fault, there shouldn't have been such a test in the first place. I don't even know who gave him that bad advice."
Everyone fell silent.
If it had turned into this scene, it wasn't something friends wanted to see, after all, both individuals were their friends, and they didn't want to see either of them get hurt.
...
On Ao Chen's side, he naturally didn't know what his friends were discussing about him and Huo Qi.
