Guide to Failing as a Full-Level Green Tea-Chapter 270.2 - The Stories of Ordinary People

Ai Yigu led the way, which put Shen Roujia at ease.

Though Ai Yigu appeared calm, Shen Roujia noticed her tightly clenched fists, revealing her underlying tension.

This homeland, devoid of happy memories, could either be Ai Yigu’s redemption or her torment. Shen Roujia couldn’t quite decide.

Shen Roujia herself struggled to accept whether her own sympathy was excessive.

In that fleeting moment, she felt a deep pity for Ai Yigu—a girl who had endured so much.

Ai Yigu possessed a unique blend of stubbornness and confidence, coupled with a carefree spirit. Shen Roujia rarely categorized people as simply good or bad, but in this situation, she couldn’t quite articulate her feelings.

Reflecting on this, Shen Roujia felt a sense of admiration for Ai Yigu.

Ai Yigu, of course, had no idea what Shen Roujia was thinking, but Shen Roujia fully understood what Ai Yigu was seeking.

For the first time, Shen Roujia found herself observing someone who wasn’t part of the main plot, realizing that every seemingly insignificant person in the shadows of the stage had their own story.

Shen Roujia shifted her gaze to the vast grasslands, feeling her spirits lift.

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She didn’t dwell too much on her so-called achievements, which allowed her to act more freely.

Without any emotional ties holding her back, Shen Roujia found herself free from worries.

She knew this behavior was selfish, but even so, Shen Roujia often prioritized her inner thoughts over everything else.

Shen Roujia lightly coughed, raised her reins, and said, “We’re almost there...”