If you are currently harboring even a shred of curiosity about the masterfully crafted strategy Longwei told me about, please do yourself a favor and chuck that thought into the ocean. Do not even give it the dignity of your cognitive power.
Because, honestly speaking, if I were to rank tactical operations on a scale from one to a catastrophic mudslide, his brilliant overarching plan firmly occupied the realm of sucking balls.
When you align yourself with someone who carries an aura of mystery and raw power, you expect a certain level of theatrical genius.
But nope.
Longwei's grand design was apparently to just get Zhenhao out of the prison, and make him work for him.
And that was… it?
I stared at him when he first said it, waiting for the punchline, waiting for the "phase two" that never materialized. Seriously, where was the heroism in that? Where was the blood-pumping bravery?
