"...I really can't fathom Gu Hong's mind, does he love Anran, or is he just trying to disgust her?"
These rich second-generation kids, especially the girls, couldn't help but relate to He Tiantian's accusation.
Young people in the new era naturally pursue individuality and self-expression.
Not to mention these young masters and misses raised in luxury, they all feel unique and irreplaceable.
When they see someone creating a stand-in and imitating them everywhere, they don't feel "honored," but rather offended and humiliated.
As for the person who orchestrated all this, they are even more repulsed — what's that supposed to mean? Are they truly replacable?
Wrong!
They are the most unique existence in this world!
The rich kids just briefly put themselves in that situation and already feel disgusted and resentful.
As the "person involved," Qin Anran is naturally even angrier.
