Baiyin and Keke waited on Wang Yi as he ate dinner.
One was a gentle, thoughtful big sister; the other, an adorable, lively little girl.
It was enough to make anyone green with envy.
Wang Yi ate his dinner as he listened to their advice.
He nodded again and again.
Just then, Pang Bo finished dinner and hurried over too.
As soon as he came in, he blurted out to Wang Yi, "Brother Yi, I understand what you meant."
Wang Yi smiled as he ate. "Let's hear it."
Pang Bo's eyes gleamed, and he looked full of energy, showing none of the exhaustion you'd expect after spending the whole night on the road.
He said to Wang Yi, "Brother Yi, I couldn't sleep for hours today. I finally figured it out, but you were asleep at the time, so I didn't dare come bother you."
Then Pang Bo sat down and said to Wang Yi, "You took me on a walk all night, and in the end we saw the sunrise. During that night, we endured the cold, got stung by a scorpion, ran into a cactus, and walked until our feet hurt and even our hips started aching. At last, we finally saw the sunrise. You wanted to tell me that if I want to succeed, I'll have to overcome plenty of difficulties along the way and keep going through the lonely, deserted night."
Wang Yi nodded. "Seems you have a pretty good understanding. A lot of people only see my success on the court, but they don't know what I had to sacrifice to achieve it."
"I trained hard day after day. Even when I wasn't on the practice court, I'd be studying recordings of my opponents' games on planes, in cars, or at home. I put in