The Lovely Heiress Is Actually A God Beast

Chapter 392: Chapter 392: Resentment Over Every Grain of Rice Despite Past Kindness Chapter 392: Chapter 392: Resentment Over Every Grain of Rice Despite Past Kindness “But…”

Teacher Beibei interrupted her, sternly saying, “Don’t see this as just a simple variety show–think of it as a survival challenge on a deserted island!”

“But this is clearly a variety show,” Little Taotie said quite honestly.

Teacher Beibei sighed, “Right now, it indeed is a variety show, but we can’t see it as just a variety show; instead, we must see it as a survival challenge on a deserted island, a battle!”

Little Taotie: “…”

“People can’t live comfortably forever; you have to stay vigilant at all times! If one day, you go out to sea, encounter danger, and end up on a deserted island, everything you learn today will be the support that keeps you alive.”

Seeing his seriousness, Little Taotie could only hang her head in dejection and respond, “Fine, don’t give then.”

“The program team has given them water; they won’t die,” Teacher Beibei stated gravely.

Gu Yixing stood up and walked toward King of Film Xu.

Little Taotie looked at him with confusion, glanced at the expressionless Teacher Beibei, and ultimately chose to chase after Gu Yixing.

Teacher Beibei picked up a grilled fish, bit into it fiercely, and muttered to himself, “Being too soft-hearted is not necessarily a good thing.”

…

Gu Yixing stood beside King of Film Xu and asked, “Do you plan to sit here until the end of time?”

King of Film Xu looked up at him and smiled wryly, “Even if I sat here until the end of time, it would be hard to catch any fish.”

“Then why don’t you give up?”

“There’s nothing else to do; might as well sit here and try my luck.”

Gu Yixing pulled him up, “Come on, I’ll take you to look for mushrooms.”

“I don’t recognize them; I’m afraid of picking poisonous ones.”

“I do.”

King of Film Xu put down his fishing rod and followed him.

Little Taotie caught up with the two men, “I want to go too!”

Gu Yixing took Little Taotie’s chubby little hand and chuckled, “Why aren’t you listening to your Teacher Beibei? You should have stayed there and eaten fish instead of following us and meddling.”

“I think what he said isn’t completely right,” Little Taotie said, tilting her head.

In a childlike voice, she said, “It’s true that on a deserted island, you should rely on your own skills to get food. But why can’t you help when others can’t get food? Preferring to throw away food rather than give it to someone else is so strange!”

“He has his reasons, gratitude and resentment often arise from the same source,” King of Film Xu said objectively.

Gu Yixing laughed, “He’s targeting you, and you still speak up for him?”

King of Film Xu pondered for a moment and smiled faintly, “It’s because, from the start, I wasn’t cooperative; no wonder he targets me.”

Little Taotie was silent all the way.

When Gu Yixing found some edible mushrooms, Little Taotie, completely unaware, stepped right on them.

By the time she realized it, the mushrooms were already trampled.

Little Taotie hurriedly apologized, her little face full of guilt.

“It’s okay, the weather is damp; there are many mushrooms here,” Gu Yixing consoled.

King of Film Xu asked, “What are you thinking about so intensely?”

Little Taotie looked at her fingers, “I’m wondering why, when there’s extra food, it can’t be shared with others?”

Actually, deep down, it seemed a voice was telling her the same thing.

The voice told her, Taotie’s food must not be shared with others!

Told her, Taotie is forever insatiable and would never have excess food!

Yet in her dreams, she shared a Rainbow Flower with the white lion, and at that moment, she could feel the joy of sharing.

King of Film Xu: “It’s not that you can’t share; it depends on the person and should be done in moderation.”

“I don’t understand,” Little Taotie drooped her head; adults always speak in proverbs and idioms, many of which she couldn’t understand.

“Simply put,” King of Film Xu explained, “you need to be clear about whether the person is worth sharing with. If they are worth it, you still can’t go overboard. Everything has its limit; you need to grasp that limit and not exceed it.”