The cannon fodder female supporting role in the misplaced life

When she first realized that what she ate wasn't necessarily what she really liked, Li Tongxin fell into self-reflection. She began to reflect on her eating habits and taste preferences, and wondered how to find food that was truly suitable for her.

Hearing Li Tongxin's words, Xu Yingying raised the corners of her mouth slightly. Then she said calmly: "Cousin Tongxin, if you don't understand something, you can tell me."

Li Tongxin looked at Xu Yingying in front of her with puzzled eyes, "Cousin, you..." Li Tongxin didn't know how to respond to her cousin's words, and her heart was full of confusion.

Li Tongxin felt that cousin Yingying seemed to know something she didn't know, but she was not sure what it was.

"Tongxin, you are already eleven years old and should have your own ideas. Just like the French fries and Coke I brought you this time, did you want to try them or because you like them? You have to think it through for yourself and shouldn't just follow what others say." Xu Yingying said to Li Tongxin seriously.

Two young children were enthusiastically discussing what they liked to eat. They felt that they should follow their own hearts instead of being influenced by other people's opinions.

Qin Shu just walked into the hall and heard their conversation.

Qin Shu stopped and wanted to move on, but when she realized that this was a conversation between Xu Yingying and Li Tongxin, she decided to stop and listen first.

After all, Qin Shu had just learned some information about Xu Yingying's recent situation from Xu Xiaofeng, so she wanted to know how Xu Yingying would respond to these questions.

Qin Shu stood there, listening quietly to the children's conversation.

Qin Shu didn't hear the entire conversation clearly, but she had a general idea of what was going on.

Qin Shu couldn't help but think, if she went out now and interrupted their conversation, she would tell them to listen to their families and not only eat meat, but also eat more vegetables to maintain a balanced diet.

Doing so may cause children to feel disgusted and make them feel that their ideas are not respected. Moreover, Qin Shu also realized that this concept has become very popular in modern society, and she does not want to be the kind of parent who blindly emphasizes traditional concepts.

So, Qin Shu decided not to interrupt their conversation, but to continue observing and see how the children would deal with this problem.

After hearing what Xu Yingying said just now, Li Tongxin felt deeply touched in her heart.

Since she was a child, she has always been able to pick up food on her own, but she actually doesn't know what her favorite food is.

Many times, her family would tell her that they liked certain dishes, and she didn't object, simply because those were indeed the dishes she would enjoy eating.

However, now that she thought about it, these might just be dishes she could accept, not dishes she really liked.

As she grew older and entered primary school, she began to interact more frequently with her classmates. Through chatting with them, she learned about many delicacies she had never tasted before.

Although she mentioned these to her family, they didn't necessarily make a special effort to prepare them for her or take her to try them. Gradually, the delicacies her classmates mentioned became her favorites. However, it was all just a habit; she mistakenly took others' preferences for her own, as she never got them.

This realization made Li Tongxin fall into deep thought, and she realized that her past judgments about her food preferences might have been misled by others.

Li Tongxin began to reflect on whether she really understood her own food preferences, or was just used to accepting what others thought was suitable for her taste.

This new discovery made Li Tongxin wonder: Which dishes did she really like?

Now, cousin Yingying's words were like a sharp sword, piercing through the disguised window paper.

Li Tongxin began to doubt whether she really loved these foods, or was she just so obsessed with them because others liked them?

This question made Li Tongxin fall into deep thought, and she couldn't help but think about her true taste preferences.

Perhaps in the past, she had been following in the footsteps of others and ignored her true inner feelings. Faced with such self-doubt, Li Tongxin felt confused.

Seeing that Li Tongxin was silent, she knew that she was thinking about her own problems. Xu Yingying felt very relieved. Although she didn't know how the task would proceed, she felt that the progress bar of her task today was making progress.

After a long while, Xu Yingying finally heard Li Tongxin's voice, "Cousin, I will go back and think about your words. Thank you for telling me this, I have never thought about this. I always thought I knew what I liked. Now it seems that I may have just thought so."

Hearing Li Tongxin's words, Xu Yingying couldn't help but sigh that this task subject was also a smart kid when he was young. He understood things quickly and knew how to think independently.

Xu Yingying smiled and said, "I'm just giving you an idea. As for whether you are willing to accept it or decide to go, it's your freedom. I can't interfere." After that, Xu Yingying looked at Li Tongxin thoughtfully, as if waiting for the other party's response.

Li Tongxin was a little surprised by Xu Yingying's answer. She originally thought that cousin Yingying would directly tell her what to do, but now it seems that cousin Yingying would rather she make her own choice.

Li Tongxin nodded, indicating that she understood what Cousin Yingying meant. Then, she asked curiously, "Cousin Yingying, why are you suddenly so different? I feel like you speak with so much depth now!"

Xu Yingying smiled and thought to herself, this is not a sudden change, but she has always been like this. After all, she is not the heroine of the original book, so of course she is different from before.

Xu Yingying explained softly, "Maybe it's because we've grown up, and our perspectives and ways of looking at things have changed. In fact, I've always been this way, but you just didn't realize it before."

Li Tongxin nodded thoughtfully after hearing this. She realized that as people grow older, they mature and become more rational, and their perspectives change. Her cousin Yingying was just like that, and through this conversation, she saw Yingying's inner wisdom and insight.

Qin Shu, who had listened to the whole thing, finally understood why Xu Xiaofeng came here today. It turned out that Yingying had really grown up when they weren't paying attention! She couldn't help but sigh, "Time flies so fast, the children have already started to grow up..."

However, when Qin Shu realized that Xu Yingying might have matured because of her parents' divorce, an indescribable bitterness surged in her heart.

Qin Shu thought of the difficulties and setbacks he had experienced as a child.