Wen Xishu thought Mr. Jin was full of contradictions, yet he also felt... they were somewhat alike.
When Mr. Jin acted ready to sacrifice himself or something else for the Bunker, Wen Xishu suspected he had a scheme.
But when he discovered that Mr. Jin really did have ulterior motives, and part of his scheme came to light... he inexplicably found himself sympathizing with the man.
Longxia was not the homeland from Wen Xishu's previous life, but if parallel worlds really had corresponding counterparts, then Longxia probably corresponded to his country.
For that reason, Wen Xishu was somewhat partial to this country.
Mr. Jin's partiality was far more obvious, yet under his management, all the ethnic groups in the Bunker got along remarkably well. Longxia people did not stand above anyone else.
Mr. Jin wanted to surround himself with Longxia people, and he kept saying that those outside one's own people could never share one's heart...
Deep down, he must also have always wanted the Hidden Dragon Plan to succeed.
Yet Luo Feng was the only person beside him of pure Longxia blood.
He could become friends with someone like Albert, and he could ensure that a child like Nissen suffered no discrimination.
When the Bunker most needed humanity to unite, he showed no prejudice and united everyone he could.
Wen Xishu could imagine it: at the beginning of the apocalypse, when every country's response plans were riddled with problems, one man had to bring people from across the world into a bunker whose location they did not even know. Faced with the Three Towers, which could shatter both faith and scientific understanding, how had he rebuilt human civilization step by step?
The people back then must have been terrified, like primitive humans suddenly dropped into a city of steel