Looking at this line of text, it seems I can see Yin Meng standing in front of me, stomping her feet angrily and rolling her eyes.
By my ear, it's as if I can hear Yin Meng naturally using Sichuan dialect when she gets emotional, with its raised and elongated intonation.
Typically, she would precede it with a friendly greeting word like "silly boy", "dummy", or "nuisance".
Run Sheng thinks the reason for not adding it is because Yin Meng couldn't immediately figure out how to write those dialect words, and maintaining this "interaction" was a strenuous effort for her, much like when she initially struggled to sustain the Walking Yin state.
However,
Run Sheng really likes how a person's memory becomes an interaction between two people.
Even if it's just this one sentence, it's an entirely different feeling.
Besides, it's only during this time each day that he actually uses his brain.
One sentence is enough.
If there's more, his brain might not be able to contain it.
Hmm,
