It's not just spiritual pollution... if I have to describe it, it's more like being hit by the "Friendship Breakthrough Punch" or some kind of verbal jutsu, and starting to truly reflect on what I have done.
Before this, he had never thought he was wrong. This was not arrogance or confidence, but that he could not accept, and it was even less possible to agree with the possibility that "he was wrong".
He was like a hedgehog, curling into a ball, his sharp spines pointing outward. Although his posture seemed aggressive, his nature was actually conservative, timid, and cowardly.
Because his personality was originally imperfect.
Previously, Annan called him "Giant Baby," which in a sense was correct.
Not because he looked like a giant baby... but because his character was originally flawed. Like a child who has never interacted with society, his understanding of the world was extremely biased, naive, and radical.
