Anning thought of some novels with the male protagonist being a waste.
Many of these novels open with the scene of a broken engagement.
Xiao Qing is very much like the male lead from those novels.
A genius from a young age, with a well-matched fiancée, suddenly unable to cultivate one day, faced with family troubles, scorned by the fiancée demanding a break-up, leaving the male lead bitterly angry, and after breaking off the engagement, declaring something like 'thirty years east of the river, thirty years west'.
Afterwards, the male lead acquires some kind of Golden Finger, begins to strive hard, crazily retaliates, becomes incredibly powerful, and eventually confronts his fiancée's family, directly wiping them out.
Thinking of such novel plots, Anning suddenly understood why An Yue would do something contrary to her identity and character.
