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Xu Shen, although raised in a relatively privileged family, never felt a sense of superiority from his upbringing. Instead, he found that this environment brought him considerable difficulties. Many people, when considering friendship with him, first thought about his family background. This made him feel that their intentions were not genuine, causing him great distress. It became his greatest obstacle, leading him to avoid returning home for long periods. When meeting new friends, he often concealed his true identity and family situation, believing that doing so might help him find more sincere friendships.
Despite the favorable conditions of his family, he viewed them as a source of trouble rather than an advantage. Hearing Li Yingxue express her thoughts on this matter filled him with weariness; he despised such evaluations of himself.
All the achievements he had earned were the result of his own hard work, without relying on anyone else. While his parents had provided some assistance during his entrepreneurial journey, he felt he had compensated them over time. He was fully aware of their support and intended to repay it within his means gradually.
For a long time, he had avoided discussing this part of his life, but it was an undeniable reality. When the girl he cared about most spoke about it, he couldn't help but feel a flicker of anger. He began to adopt a cool demeanor, projecting an air of pride and disdain upon hearing words he loathed. Even though she was someone important to him, her comments stirred intense feelings within him, though he kept them hidden from view.
His expression betrayed him; even without a mirror, it was clear how displeased he was.
Li Yingxue remarked, “It seems you haven’t changed your habits at all. No matter the situation, you remain stuck in your ways. Remember that you are now an adult; consider others' feelings when you act.
While you look undeniably handsome right now, it doesn’t quite match your age. You are an adult now—can you not be more composed in your actions? I know you found what I said earlier very distasteful, which is why you're acting this way. But such behavior reveals your weaknesses to others.
If you want your opponents to see your vulnerabilities, then there's no need for pretense anymore. If you aim for success in your career, I believe you should manage your emotions better; don’t let your feelings be written all over your face. This makes it easy for others to read you, which isn’t beneficial for your career.
This is just heartfelt advice. If you can accept it, that’s great; if not, I have nothing more to say. You’ve always been quite proud and self-assured, often believing your ideas are the best. If you think your perspective is correct, then I have nothing further to add.”
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