Sometimes, Chen Yi wonders if he's too lenient with the Little Fox. Her feelings for him aren't that deep, and she has a bit of a rebellious streak, obedient but not clingy.
Perhaps he should employ some tactics, perform a few techniques, concoct some elixirs to make her entirely dependent on him.
But then he thinks, wouldn't that be too cruel to the Little Fox?
She's always been trying to be obedient.
So sometimes, Chen Yi considers hardening his heart and doing whatever it takes, even if she isn't utterly dependent on him, at least like Great Yin, where her heart appears outward but is actually inward, infatuated with him.
Yet when he lavishes her with attention and she looks so pitiful, it's hard not to feel pity. If she sheds a few tears, Chen Yi's heart softens, and the Lower Body must concede defeat.
