Yes, she had it hard. She had led a group of students here, always holding herself together, terrified that one day she would no longer be able to bear it and would break down. The title of class monitor weighed on her like a mountain, leaving her unable to breathe.
But Chu Han had simply walked over and quietly said to her, "You've worked hard."
That moved her more than any amount of food ever could. He understood her pressure and hardship, giving Ding Xue a feeling that she had someone to rely on. Most importantly, Chu Han, who now possessed such immense status and strength, had not ignored her or treated her coldly.
The girl cried fiercely, tears pouring out uncontrollably. Feeling her body tremble desperately, Chu Han was stunned at first. Then he smiled faintly and patted her thin back. An utterly unfamiliar warmth welled up in his heart. It had already been ten years—he had not seen Ding Xue in a full decade. So she had been among the people who came to Tong City. No wonder he had never seen her in his previous life.
These were people he knew. They were his classmates. They were all still alive.
Many of the Mingqiu University students' eyes reddened. At the same time, they grew even more disgusted with Ji Qingliu and Duan Ming. Those two had caused trouble all along the way, eaten the most, done the least work, and fled whenever danger appeared.
But look at Chu Han. Not only was he powerful enough to kill so many zombies, he also seemed to have an unusual relationship with the leader of this base.
"Ah-oh!" Luo Xiaoxiao let out a strange cry and poked Shang Jiudi in the waist with an odd expression. "Your man's being hugged