Prison, SOS

How could anyone possibly have no emotional baggage?

As I looked at Ye Jinghong before me, my heart was full of doubts.

Could she really be so carefree and heartless? Impossible.

As long as she was human, she had to have emotional baggage—something she could never quite get past.

Was she really Ye Jinghong?

"Are you really Ye Jinghong?" I couldn't help asking.

She smiled. "Of course. Genuine article!"

"Then how can you have no emotional baggage? Everyone has it. No one goes through life without leaving behind at least a few regrets. As long as life isn't perfect, there will always be unfulfilled wishes," I said.

Ye Jinghong froze for a moment. "Regrets? Wishes? Oh, I understand. Of course I have them too, but they aren't burdens to me. They're only motivation. Just like how I wanted to find you—no matter how difficult it was, I found you. Everything is fine as long as I'm by your side, so what emotional baggage could I possibly have?"

I was completely stunned. It wasn't that she had no emotional baggage; she was simply positive and optimistic. Or perhaps it could be said that she was broad-minded. She didn't dwell on all sorts of messy matters. She adapted to whatever came her way, and if there were no conditions to reach her goal, she would create them herself. In short, she didn't blame the heavens or the earth, nor did she pin everything on any one person.

From a psychological perspective, she was someone with an exceptionally strong heart.

I seemed to understand now. This place probably posed no threat at all to someone like Ye Jinghong.

That was why she had never encountered any danger after entering this place. This was the Prison of the Heart to begin with. Without emotional