My Destiny Episode 6

Attitude in ShenZhen

At least WanZhi keeps in touch with her best friend. Thanks to XingKe, WanZhi’s dad finds out where she is. To his credit, WanZhi’s dad didn’t cut any slack on the school staff for their obeisance to the Han family. It was easier for them to fall flat in helping WanZhi when she didn’t bother to stick around. XingKe has lost his student status and has 3 years in prison. I can’t find fault with this because he could have killed Han Bin. The Han family is getting the expected slap on the wrist but they did not cause the Mayor his job. This is actually a big win against big money. He goes to see WanZhi in ShenZhen and they both are equally stubborn and unbending. It caused a scene which worked in the spatting father/daughter’s favor as it calmed things down before even more was said to widen the chasm between them. Seeing the friendship bonds she had made for herself, he bargains with WanZhi to set herself up in a year or come home to finish college. He would have done better bargaining for her to take classes there to complete her degree. Going back to her school with the Hans and their crowd would not have been a favorable environment for WanZhi. She is disappointing referring to him as a foster father, and he is disappointing leaving with the first train instead of investing more time with his daughter rather than skip a day of work. This is where these two fail each other in a big way. There is better news for Juan who has finally agreed to be an official couple with Cpt Zhou. They have discussed their misgivings with family responsibilities and have agreed to take them on as a couple. Zhu got friendzoned by WanZhi when she finally did go with him to the market.😂 Jian is far more friendly but she has a habit of letting men pay her way with her looks and her voice. This backfired when a drunk tried to force WanZhi to sing with him. Mr Gao came to her rescue and she denies knowing him. She deserved him wondering if fighting got her expelled from college. 😝😂 She wants to prove her independence and be her own person. I just wish she was kinder to the family that raised her instead of calling them foster parents that gave her unmerited charity. Her adopted dad is just as stubborn, once again putting his job first when he thought he had the gist of her living conditions. He runs for the first train home instead of accepting WanZhi’s meal invitation. This was another missed opportunity to become closer with better understanding. They each went to their respective corners satisfied they got their own way in the matter. For these two, that is still most important rather than bridging the gap between them.

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