"Heh~" Wang Ji smiled slightly, shook his head and looked away.
Having experienced many things, he always develops his own ways of handling them. He doesn't want to be smug, nor does he want to hurt others, but he also doesn't want to expend too much energy.
Excessive entanglement will only lead to melodramatic plots; if you don't want an ending for the characters, don't give them hope.
He has his own opinions and is not easily influenced by others.
"What are you snorting about!" Lena scoffed, ruffling Wang Ji's hair. "Don't you know you're not allowed to date in the army? I'm the boss here! You'd better listen to me..."
She frowned, looking annoyed, her beautiful big eyes staring at Wang Ji with a fierce yet serious expression.
“First of all, this is the Super God Academy.” Wang Ji thought for a moment and then replied.
"Secondly, we are super soldiers. I am willing to obey orders and protect our country most of the time, but that doesn't mean I have to be absolutely controlled in everything I do."
His eyes were also somewhat serious, perhaps this was what he had always wanted to say.
"I've recently done some research and found that my abilities come from myself, not from the Super God Academy like theirs, which imposes certain restrictions on me."
Although I'm just a lowly corporal, no one told me I couldn't date here when I came, and no one could stop me when I wanted to find a girlfriend.
Moreover, I heard that when Jess tried to recruit Ge Xiaolun, the conditions were quite scandalous and sordid, although that has nothing to do with me...
But if anyone ever tells me that dating is forbidden in Super God Academy, or that it's not allowed in Super Soldier Squad, I'll slap them in the face.
Wang Ji's tone wasn't sharp, but it made Lena's expression turn somewhat unpleasant, and her eyes showed a hint of grievance.
She looked angry, with her lips pouting.
"I didn't mean to offend you, but I think it's better for everyone to speak frankly, not just between you and me..."
I am a solitary person with no ties, I have a country but no home.
Wang Ji spoke calmly, but Lena's heart skipped a beat... and a wave of sadness washed over her.
“I’m staying here now because of the rationality and morality I’ve built up over the years, my responsibility as a Chinese person, and the rewards I’ve already received.” He held out his hand, in which was a book.
Then he tapped his armor with the book.
"My goal is clear: to wait for war, to defend my homeland, and to protect my people. Whether it brings glory or sacrifice, I'll leave it to fate."
As long as China exists, I can continue to contribute my strength to her.
As for other personal matters and my own future plans, I think that's my own business...
Of course, if anyone thinks I'm arrogant or unruly because of this, they can say so as soon as possible.
If that's the case, I will leave after continuing to make contributions worthy of what I have now.
Whether it's proactive or infamous, it doesn't matter.
If no one objects, then I will continue to stay here quietly, waiting for the war to begin, or simply collect my pay as a matter of course.
And I will find my other half very quickly, and if conditions permit, I will even get married soon.
Wang Ji's gaze was clear and serene; at this moment, there was no trace of his youthful mischief. As Lena watched him silently, she seemed to see a mature and decisive soul.
The wind was quiet.
She could almost hear her own heart beating.
“Actually, you’re right about one thing,” Wang Ji suddenly said, looking at her.
"Huh? Huh? What?" Lena suddenly snapped to attention and realized what was happening.
"You said a single thread cannot make a line, and a single tree cannot make a forest." Wang Ji didn't notice her strangeness, and he also had some insignificant feelings in his heart.
"Ah, I did say that..."
"And you also said that I was reckless in going to Country A, and that they really have a lot of super soldiers... or that a single missile could kill me." There was a hint of emotion in Wang Ji's eyes, an inexplicable emotion.
“And what I want to say is… you saved them.” His gaze was serene, and there was a soft sigh in his voice: “And I told Qilin that I lost my freedom for a heroic rescue… She said I lost my dream of becoming emperor.”
Finally, I would like to say that I have gained a lot during my time at the Super God Academy: knowledge, experience, and perspective.
But we also lost a lot, maybe a lot... I won't say what it is.
I don't want to say it, and perhaps it would make me a laughingstock.
Finally, he smiled and looked at Lena, saying earnestly, "So, I hope that in the future, if anyone has anything they want to say or do, they can speak clearly or tell me what they want to do."
Stop trying to test me with your words or use what I've gained to manipulate me.
I didn't mean to say this, but I'm not really grateful for what I've gained, the knowledge I've acquired, even though it seems very valuable.
Of course, I'll only say this once; believe it or not, it's up to you.
His smile was gentle, and his voice was soft. For some reason, he and that mischievous child were the same person.
And those words, which sounded like utter boasting, somehow didn't bother Lena at all...
"As for other things, between the two of us, Goddess, you've been very good to me. If you don't mind, we can be very good friends."
Indeed, I'm gradually beginning to understand the concept that everyone is a Divine River Body, so I'm not being too petty or suspicious.
Wang Ji seemed a little embarrassed when he said these words.
Your vision determines your perspective. Although the word "perspective" has been overused, it is indeed true.
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