After speaking, he suddenly looked up, eyes filled with painful questioning: "Cheng Ye, tell me, if back then I had firmly insisted they all stay, would they have survived until today, waiting for the day Happiness City could cultivate?"
It turns out that during the great expansion period, Happiness City experienced such a "stay or leave" ideological dispute?
Cheng Ye's gaze was calm as the two locked eyes.
He could see that Matthew Lee lamented not for the death of those people but was questioning his own cowardly past.
On the pursuit of ideals, he chose to retreat, binding himself with "responsibility," not daring to take that step.
Now, that responsibility has become a curse, forcing him to pay for his hesitation back then.
"No, they would never wait for this day."
