This time Ye Guxing knew that Ye Guao was truly angry, and it was unlikely he would calm down anytime soon. At that time, Ye Guxing already started regretting it, reflecting on his own actions — was he really careless?
After all, Wukong had warned Ye Guxing not to always keep Ye Guao 'excluded,' as over time, new conflicts would inevitably arise. But back then, Ye Guxing didn't take Wukong's words to heart, or perhaps Ye Guao had long been accustomed to it. Everything was decided by his elder brother, and Ye Guao only needed to execute them.
Perhaps it was from this pattern that a 'hidden danger' had already been planted between the brothers, and now conflicts were erupting intensely — this was an unavoidable deadlock.
