Yun Tian did not head straight to the next world. Instead, he spent a long time in his inner world.
Of course, Yun Tian could never sit idle. After all, he still had a whole bunch of people at home to feed.
Under all that pressure, Yun Tian felt a faint ache in both sides, but he refused to admit defeat. As the saying went, when two foes met on a narrow path, the brave prevailed. Charge in and get it done.
Who knew how long that lasted.
Only after everyone had been fed did Yun Tian finally have time to rest.
That day, Yun Tian could finally take a break. He lay outside, basking in the sun, holding a cup of goji berries steeped with rock sugar, red dates, and mulberries.
"Ah, this is the life."
Yun Tian looked at the cup in his hand, then down at himself. He kept feeling that something was missing. After a moment's thought, he took out a green military overcoat and put it on, then tossed aside his cup and replaced it with a ceramic mug. Holding that mug, Yun Tian felt terrifyingly powerful, because a few words were printed on it.
They read, unmistakably:
"Serve the people."
"Mm, now that feels right."
Then he lay back down.
Just then, a pair of fair, delicate hands suddenly reached out and covered Yun Tian's eyes.
Then a clear, lilting voice rang out.
"Guess who?"
Yun Tian said,
"Ah, who could it be? This is so hard to guess. I have no idea."
"Who could it be?"
The person behind him laughed at that. Then, catching her off guard, Yun Tian pulled her around in front of him and into his arms.
She had long, dreamlike pink hair tied into a playful ponytail, swaying