Kikuchi Mika saw that Lin Tian spoke with solemn sincerity, not like the insincere politeness of the Japanese, and felt incredibly touched. In Huaxia, this was a very ordinary little thing, but in her heart, it stirred up significant waves.
The Japanese had learned many things from Huaxia, a nation of ceremonies and rituals, but they only learned the superficial aspects. The Japanese are always very particular about etiquette, bowing to people left and right, but in reality, it's just a formality, even hypocrisy.
The low status of Japanese women fully reflected the hypocritical etiquette of the Japanese. Suddenly, Kikuchi Mika felt that being a woman born in Huaxia was a thousand times happier than being born in Japan.
Lin Tian knew that he couldn't change Kikuchi Mika's nature and habits overnight, only through the little things in life could he gradually influence her, hoping to change her tamed character one day.
