Sneered at once, "Understood."
...
The remaining management members left one after another, and Su Huan still sat on the sofa.
He wasn't thinking about the Four Nations entering the territory, but rather Ding Hui's earlier silence and the similar things he noticed in He Jie and others. Although he still had not fully understood them, he tried to feel them in his own way.
"It's already the end of the world, why do they still stay there?"
The naive voice, tinged with some bewilderment, brought Su Huan back to his senses. After pondering seriously for a moment, he replied, "It's like the train has to go north."
"Then why does the train have to go north?"
Susan mustered up the courage to ask this long-held question.
Su Huan was taken aback for a moment; how should he explain?
Should he start from Qi Tieshan's entrustment, the great battle of the Steel Council, or the helicopter flying over Mojiang?
