Ch. 1401Wouldn't It Be Better If Someone Like That Were Dead?
Key Plot Points & Events
- Lu Jingyao insists Lu Zixue is Chinese, but the embassy staff question his nationality.
- Li Ye learns Lu Jingyao has tens of millions of pounds, surprising him.
- Comrade Wang suggests Lu Jingyao seek British embassy help, but she's hesitant.
- Li Ye offers to help Lu Jingyao, but questions if her brother is worth saving.
Character Developments
- Lu Jingyao: Struggles with her brother's situation, shows shame and dejection.
- Li Ye: Maintains a calm demeanor, shows concern for Wen Leyu's feelings.
- Wen Leyu: Feels upset due to implications against Li Ye, confronts Lu Jingyao and her family.
Significant Themes
- Nationality and identity: Lu Zixue's nationality is questioned, highlighting the importance of identity.
- Wealth and power: Lu Jingyao's wealth is mentioned, showing its influence in different situations.
- Trust and suspicion: Li Ye is suspected due to his connection with Pavlov, highlighting the theme of trust.
Character Interactions
- Li Ye and Wen Leyu: Li Ye is concerned about Wen Leyu's feelings, while Wen Leyu is upset due to implications against Li Ye.
- Li Ye and Lu Jingyao: Li Ye questions Lu Jingyao about her brother's ransom and offers help, showing a mix of concern and skepticism.
- Lu Jingyao and Lu Jingqi: They argue about Lu Zixue's situation, showing their differing views on the matter.