(Chapter Seven)
Yang Qingyin knew that Luo Ziling's relatively isolated life over the past twenty years had shaped his simple and pure nature.
With limited contact with outsiders and somewhat disconnected from modern society, having not experienced much manipulation and deception, or witnessed the darker side of human nature, it made this handsome young man seem simple yet pure. To view him from the perspective of an ordinary person could indeed lead to misunderstandings.
Yang Qingyin also thought that a naive young man like Luo Ziling, who had not experienced much in life and had little exposure to a complex society, would find it harder than most to make the right choices when faced with various temptations and life's setbacks.
In the prime of his youth, being a vigorous young man, it was quite understandable that Luo Ziling would be tempted when alone with beautiful girls.
