This Was a Conspiracy?

Ultimately, the relationship between Huo Yuhao and Tang Wutong is a destiny welded shut by the Divine Realm.

Wherever he goes, that line will pull him back.

Wang Dong'er is the beginning of the thread, Wang Qiu'er is the knot, and Tang Wutong is the end of the thread.

Huo Yuhao ran back and forth along this line, the farther he ran, the tighter the entanglement became.

Without this connection, his life would have been a little more scattered and fragile.

"Dispersed" means his path is no longer fixed, and "soft" means he can finally stop constantly being on edge.

A slightly more carefree and less assertive Huo Yuhao may not become the brightest star, but he will live a truly fulfilling life.

Okay, that's all for Huo Yuhao. Next, let's talk about his personality.

When I wrote about him before, I mostly discussed the specifics of the matter, such as his Soul Ring Configuration and romantic choices, breaking them down one by one.

Today, let's look at it from a different angle and talk about what's in Huo Yuhao's bones. To write this, we can't just pick out the pleasant parts.

We've already discussed his inspirational, resilient, and loyal qualities at length; today, let's focus on the darker aspects of his character.

Huo Yuhao's most prominent label on the surface is that he is sentimental.

He was completely open and honest with Shrek, the Tang Sect, and everyone who had helped him.

But if you break these things down one by one, you'll find that his "sentimentality" is never one-sided.

The premise for him to be good to someone is often that that person is useful to him first, or at least will not become an obstacle to him.

It may sound harsh, but the facts speak for themselves.

When Huo Yuhao left the Duke's Mansion, he had nothing on him except the character "Huo".

His ability to establish himself at Shrek Academy in such a short time is not solely due to talent and hard work.

He's too good at judging who's worth getting close to and who should be avoided.

The Sky Dream Ice Silkworm approached him, and he caught it.

Electrolux took a liking to him, and he became his apprentice.

Mu En left him the Dragon Core, which he accepted.

Along the way, everyone around him became his help.

You could say he's lucky, but many people are lucky. The real skill is to hold onto all those opportunities and not let go.

Huo Yuhao's skills in this area are far more mature than his age suggests.

Thinking about it more deeply, most of Huo Yuhao's seemingly passive choices were actually tacitly approved by himself.

It's true that Sky Dream Ice Silkworm came to him of its own accord, but Huo Yuhao could have easily refused.

The legacy of Electrolux was laid out before him, but he could choose not to accept it.

Regarding the matter of Dragon Core, he didn't argue, but when the item was in his hands, he didn't refuse to give it up.

When it comes to Tang Wutong's part, Tang San set up such a huge scheme, did Huo Yuhao really not notice anything? I think not.

He may have sensed something was amiss long ago, but he couldn't figure it out, or rather, he was unwilling to delve deeper into it.

Having figured it out, he had to face an awkward truth: most of what he now possessed was arranged by others.

He himself simply followed the pre-arranged path, nodding his head all the way.

He kept saying he wanted to control his own destiny, but in the end, everything he did was within the confines of a circle drawn by others.

This passive intelligence is Huo Yuhao's deepest underlying characteristic.

Zhang Lexuan sat by the office window. She had originally planned to finish her tea and then go work on the next batch of files, but this analysis in her diary made her slowly put the cup down.

She hadn't been unaware of Huo Yuhao's character. According to the diary, Huo Yuhao, the Child of Destiny, was truly loved by everyone.

But Zhang Lexuan always felt that there was another face beneath Huo Yuhao's smile.

Lin Ye wrote this down directly, describing the feeling she had always wanted to express but couldn't find the right words to convey.

Huo Yuhao is not a bad person, but his kindness always has its limits. He will not harm anyone without a reason, nor will he help anyone without a reason.

Behind every act of kindness lies a calculation. He keeps this calculation perfectly clear, but he never lets anyone see it.

Zhang Lexuan picked up her teacup again; the tea had warmed up.

She took a sip and thought to herself, "It's Shrek's good fortune that someone like him is on Shrek side, but the most terrifying thing would be if he switched sides one day."

[Then he talked about how he dealt with hatred. Did Huo Yuhao harbor hatred? Of course he did.]

He hated Dai Hao, hated the Duke's Mansion, and hated those who trampled his mother underfoot.

When he was still weak, this hatred was his greatest motivation, but as he grew stronger, he stopped showing it on his face.

He learned to control himself, and learned to hide his hatred deep inside.

Unlike an ordinary person who suppresses their anger, Huo Yuhao turned hatred into a core element of his personality.

The shaft was constantly spinning, but because it was encased in a shell, no one could hear it.

Later, Dai Hao grew old, the Duchess died, and one by one, those he had hated left.

His hatred lost its target, but it did not disappear; it dispersed within his body and transformed into something colder.

He forgave Dai Hao and brought Dai Hao to the Divine Realm, which seemed like magnanimity to outsiders.

But if you think about it carefully, Huo Yuhao brought Dai Hao to the Divine Realm so that Dai Hao could see with his own eyes how well he was living.

This kind of forgiveness is more like revenge than any other form of retribution.

Huo Yun'er has been resurrected, Dai Hao is also there; the family seems to be reunited.

But when Huo Yuhao sat among them, was he truly thinking of a family reunion? I don't think so.

It was more like he was conducting a long, unknown trial.

He made all those who had wronged him live in the place closest to him, watching his light.

Every day those people live adds to their suffering. Huo Yuhao doesn't need to lift a finger; he just needs to continue shining brightly.

Xiao Xiao came out of the training field, covered in sweat.

She sat down on a bench by the Playground, tilted her head back and gulped down a few mouthfuls of water, and at that moment, her mind turned to this passage in her diary.

As she looked at it, the bottle stopped at her lips.

Lin Ye wrote that Huo Yuhao bringing Dai Hao to the Divine Realm was a form of revenge, a statement that sent chills down her spine.

She never thought Huo Yuhao was that kind of person.

But Lin Ye wrote it down stroke by stroke, leaving her with no reason to refute it.

Huo Yuhao is such a smart person, he couldn't possibly not know that the more successful he is, the more embarrassing it will be for Dai Hao.

He kept Dai Hao by his side, so that the man could see every day what his once-abandoned son looked like now.

This arrangement certainly doesn't seem like simple filial piety.

Xiao Xiao put down the water bottle, placed her hands on the edge of the stool, and gazed absently at the distant running track.

Students from several other classes were running, their steps synchronized, their faces showing pure seriousness.

Xiao Xiao suddenly felt a little envious of them. It was so good to be able to live without knowing anything, without any unnecessary thoughts or complicated ideas.