The intention of everyone was not to burden the young Xia Yusheng too much, but they forgot that he was not yet ten years old, at the age when one is most forgetful and playful.
From Xia Yusheng's eagerness to go out at this moment, it can be seen that he did not learn from the Milk Tiger Forest incident, or perhaps half a year of tranquility had worn away his guilt towards Han Yue.
The words from Xia Yuyao pierced his heart like arrows, reopening the scars he had been trying to cover up or forget.
Seeing her brother with his head down, full of guilt and self-reproach, Xia Yuyao sighed slightly in her heart, her tone softened as she gently said, "Auntie Han Yue died saving you. You're not living just for yourself now. Cai Qiu and the Great Xia stopped fighting not because they fear us, but because they aim to deal with the more formidable Chen Cang.
