The biggest problem lies with Lingling. She became the target of public criticism overnight. To put it mildly, the girl is too young and easily excited. She doesn't know how destructive her abilities are and must be restrained.
But supernatural powers are not weapons, and they cannot be banned by regulation. Even if Lingling is locked in an empty room, it will not help. The families of the deceased were furious. Although their loved ones may not have died in the explosion, the most unstoppable and illogical thing in the world is to vent anger. In the end, General Zhao made the decision to let An Li take Lingling from City B to a fishing village by the Bohai Sea to live for a while.
Children are in the process of growing up with distinct likes and dislikes, so education is very important and they cannot continue to stay in an environment where they are looked down upon and criticized.
Captain Hao lay on the bed and thought, it was better this way. The sight of the fire being doused with blood was too horrifying. He didn't know if Lingling had a psychological trauma from being scared. People who came later only saw the ruins after the explosion and didn't think about what emotions Lingling would have... He hoped Lingling could go live by the sea and recover.
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