This particular preference follows his mother, as well as Taiyin the Great Emperor himself.
Taiyin's eyebrows were almost raised to his temples, handling official business always with a serious demeanor and decisive actions. Yet, in some small matters, he had inexplicable, childish obsessions and preferences.
A small gesture from Baili An unknowingly pulled at his heartstrings.
Taiyin does not like Baili Yu, and by extension, he doesn't care for the customs and culinary traditions of the Eastern Immortal Sect and the Country of Qin.
His love and hate are extreme, yet simple and clear.
Baili An prefers spicy food and not sweet; this habit is very fitting and matches the culinary tendencies of those from the Central Netherworld.
Looking at this little one's brows and eyes, though there was a resemblance of three parts to his father, which was unlikable, but from another perspective, he resembled his mother seven parts.
Seven parts versus three parts, an additional four parts.
