Perhaps it was unwillingness, envy, or a desire to attract the attention of the two brothers that led the original owner to form a bad impression of Yan Ze from an early age.
The two of them could be considered mortal enemies in a silent yet unrelenting battle for recognition and belonging, a dynamic fraught with tension — at least in the original owner's point of view.
It was just that things had not worked out from the very beginning.
Compared with the original owner's naked hostility toward Yan Ze, Yan Ze was simple and naive as a child. He approached her with the innocence and enthusiasm typical of childhood, often taking the initiative to find the original owner for companionship despite her frosty demeanor.
Yan Ze always liked to play with the original owner, a fondness that even exceeded his interest in her two brothers, his own much-admired cousins.
