No matter what angle you look at this issue from, they shouldn't land.
If they don't land, they can avoid death.
If they land, everyone might die down there.
Apart from being worried about Ji Fan's life safety, there's also concern for his own safety.
Ji Fan's eyes are red, not far from the ground, he can clearly see the explosions erupting around him. His dearest daughter is in there right now, if he doesn't go down, he might never see her again.
And going down might mean getting blown up, or being killed by collapsed buildings... but then what's the point? What meaning is there in living a coward's life?
The pilot only heard a sharp 'whoosh', as Ji Fan jumped out like a gust of wind.
Oh my God!
Everyone knows he isn't afraid of dying, but seeing him jump out so resolutely gives rise to a feeling of both admiration and dread—what should one do?
Ji Fan isn't afraid of death, but not everyone is unafraid.
