Haunted by the Toxic Curtain Chapter 89

"Why?" Liam Xia was puzzled. This kind of escapist behavior was not like the Xie Mingxuan they knew. "He often seems easy to talk to, but he is actually very hard at heart..."

"It's because he's too hard." Jasper Luo explained, "Sometimes the easier someone seems to talk to, the harder they become, and they're extremely stubborn about some things. They won't turn back until they hit the wall. I think your boss might be this type. He's very straightforward about what he insists on, and won't tolerate any detours. This is an advantage in many cases, but it's also a disadvantage, and it's the root cause of his current situation. Moreover, maybe when he was struggling between his own nature and the ferocious nature of Taotie in his subconscious, no one could be his counselor or guide. Look at Ethan Ye and Holden Nie. The reason why they both blended some characteristics of their nature and prototypes so naturally was not only because of their own personalities, but also because of their influence on each other. Because there was someone holding him back or making him feel hesitant, this also had a great impact on their changes."

Liam Xia thought about the fact that Xie Mingxuan had lived alone for many years before, and he almost understood what Jasper Luo meant.

"What about Taotie?" Fang Siyuan couldn't help asking, "Does he also have a split personality? Is he also too stubborn?"

"No, he doesn't have a split personality." Jasper Luo raised an index finger and shook it. Liam Xia wanted to slap him reflexively because of his profound look. However, since he was rarely serious now, Liam Xia twitched his mouth but didn't reach out his hand. He listened carefully to him chattering on: "You also saw what Taotie looks like in human form? He's a little dull, and looks like a good student who is well-behaved and sensible. His personality is also quite soft. But in my opinion, he is not soft, but round. Being well-behaved and sensible is a matter of appearance. As the saying goes, white is black when cut open..."