Although the words say otherwise, the captain can still sense the hidden meaning behind An Yi's polite remarks. To put it bluntly, it's the gossip brought by the Yi family that has burdened her psychologically.
Since it's hard to reason with them or stop them, hiding is the best solution.
As the saying goes: "If I can't afford to provoke them, can't I afford to hide from them?"
Think about it, she came to their camp alone, saved two women in succession, and adopted two children. That's something even he might not be able to do.
The so-called bad reputation is all born out of envy, jealousy, and hatred. Most of them have no conflict with An Yi and don't think poorly of her. It's just that some people didn't take advantage and couldn't stand others living better, so they tried every way to ruin a person's name.
Actually, there are people like that everywhere. Now that Teacher An has avoided them, it's not a bad thing — out of sight, out of mind!
