"Like you? That was a long time ago."
Ling Er forced herself not to look into Tang Rao's eyes. She had confessed her feelings to Tang Rao before, once saying she liked him, and then saying she "used to like" him.
There's a big difference between liking and used to liking—one means you still do, and the other means you no longer do.
As for whether these feelings are true or false, only Ling Er knows. Tang Rao cannot fathom the mind of a woman.
Liking him was something from a long time ago, does it mean Ling Er no longer likes him?
Tang Rao felt like he was dreaming a very long dream about Ling Er; in the dream, this woman kept toying with him, saying all kinds of sweet words, but then hit him over the head, waking him up, and told him it was all a joke, and he should stop dreaming, probably something like that.
"Oh, well, let me first wish you a good life on the North Island. The Immortal Energy can be my gift to you."
