Super God: Give the Demon Queen Trouble Every Day

Shi Bing stood in this delicate and tense atmosphere, as if he was caught between two huge magnets, torn and unable to move.

She would steal a glance at Kesha from time to time. There seemed to be a layer of low-pressure haze over there, making people afraid to approach easily. Then she turned to Hexi, and there was the same cold atmosphere, without a trace of warmth.

Shi Bing felt like he was in the center of an invisible storm, surrounded by suffocating pressure, and it would not be appropriate to lean towards any side.

She licked her dry lips, her eyes moving back and forth between Kesha and Hexi, her heart beating fast.

The fear surged over her like a tide, almost suffocating her.

However, this stalemate was not a solution, and Shi Bing longed to escape from this suffocating atmosphere.

She wants to rob in the universe!

So she moved a little closer to He Xi and tried her best to make her voice sound less trembling.

"Uh...Mom," she pursed her lips and spoke carefully, "Can I say something?"

He Xi looked at Shi Bing's expression of fear and desire to express himself, and her heart couldn't help but soften a little.

She raised her hand and gently rubbed Shi Bing's hair, a hint of tenderness flashing in her eyes.

"Well, just say what you want to say." He Xi's voice became much softer.

Shi Bing first looked at He Xi, then turned his head to look at Kesha, considered his words, and then said: "Well... that's right, I think, mom, don't talk to Kesha so confusingly, I don't understand!"

There was a hint of dissatisfaction and grievance in his words, as if he was blaming the undercurrent between the two of them, which made him an innocent sandwich.

After all, we are all family, so what can’t we say directly?

Why do you have to say it behind my back?

Do you have to make it so difficult to understand even in front of me?

After hearing Shi Bing's words, Keisha just glanced at her indifferently and lowered her head again.

She did not respond directly to Shi Bing's words, because she knew that the entanglement involved was far beyond Shi Bing's understanding.

Seeing this, He Xi just pursed her lips silently, looking a little helpless, not knowing how to answer Shi Bing's question.

There always seemed to be subtle friction between her and Kesha because of those unspoken emotions.

Obviously, neither of them had ever truly confessed their feelings to each other, nor had they ever really been together, so why did so many misunderstandings and estrangements arise because of these unfinished matters?

In fact, even Kesha and Hexi themselves didn't know why this happened. It was not difficult to speak their mind, but it was so difficult to make the other party understand.

Even though they always joked and teased each other in the past, it was also an expression of their true feelings.

But why can't the other party always understand?

He Xi smiled bitterly in her heart. She understood that matters of the heart are complicated and difficult to explain, let alone for people like them who have special identities and different personalities.

The conversations between them are often full of hints and metaphors. Even the closest partners may not be able to fully understand the deep meaning behind each other's every word and every look.

She looked at Shi Bing, her clear eyes full of confusion about the world.

He Xi sighed softly. She knew that Shi Bing was still too young to understand the complex emotions and entanglements in the adult world.

"Bing'er, the adult world is very complicated." She explained gently, with a hint of helplessness and fatigue in her voice.

"No matter how complicated it is, wouldn't it be better to explain it clearly?" Shi Bing still insisted on his point of view.

There was a hint of confusion and dissatisfaction in his tone, as if he was blaming the silence and avoidance between the two.

He Xi heard this and shook his head slightly, with endless meaning hidden in that slightly bitter smile.

She understood that some things could not be solved simply by "talking it out".

Misunderstandings and estrangements in a relationship often require joint efforts and time from both parties to resolve.

And perhaps it will take more time and courage for them to cross the seemingly invisible yet insurmountable gap between them.

She looked at Shi Bing again, and the light in her blue eyes seemed to dim a little.

"It's different, Bing'er, you don't understand it now."

Keisha's eyes were fixed on Hexi, her eyes were filled with complex and deep emotions, including confusion, expectation, and a hint of imperceptible sadness, as if hiding endless stories and emotions.

She deeply understood the meaning behind He Xi's words, which was a deep sense of distance, a high wall built up by unresolved emotional entanglements.

But he is unwilling to admit it easily and is unwilling to face the truth that may break his heart.

She gently placed her right hand on her leg, and began to rub it slowly with her index finger and thumb, as if trying to calm the waves in her heart.

"He Xi, can't we just have a good talk?"

This sentence was both a request and a desire. She hoped that they could be honest with each other and untie the knot in each other's hearts.

However, He Xi's answer made her heart sink to the bottom again.

"Queen, the relationship between us has never been as bad as you say." He Xi's words carried a hint of alienation and self-protection. She chose to escape again, "You are the king, and I am the subject."

The identity difference between "king" and "minister" is used to build a boundary that seems reasonable but is actually cold.

"You're blaming me." Kaisha understood what He Xi meant, and a trace of hurt flashed in her eyes, "He Xi, you're blaming me."

She understood that He Xi's avoidance and alienation was actually a blame for her, a disappointment caused by her failure to give sufficient understanding and response.

But He Xi flatly denied it: "I have never blamed you, and I dare not blame you."

This sentence sounds more like a helpless compromise rather than a sincere relief.

She knew she couldn't blame Kesha because their identities, responsibilities and emotions were too complicated to be simply measured by right or wrong.

Shi Bing, who was standing aside, was completely confused and had no idea what they were talking about.

She looked at the two of them blankly, her heart full of doubts.

Topics like the relationship between the monarch and his subjects, and whether to blame or not, were too profound and complicated for her.

Shi Bing opened his mouth, wanting to say something, but didn't know where to start.

She looked around and found that it seemed inappropriate whether she was talking to Keisha or Hexi.

In this situation, Shi Bing felt so embarrassed!

Why should I worry about their relationship problems?!

His life was already chaotic enough, the members of the Apocalypse Department didn't really listen to him, and even in the entire universe, he had the not-so-glorious reputation of being a "robber".

In comparison, although the emotional problems between Kesha and Hexi were complicated, Shi Bing did not think they were that difficult for her.

They are both powerful beings in the universe, possessing awesome power and status. Apart from minor emotional frictions, they are perfect in every other aspect.

So why should I care about them?!

Shi Bing felt very helpless and thought that his life was too difficult.

She looked at Keisha and Hexi, their eyes filled with unexpressed emotions, as if they were engaged in a silent contest.

Shi Bing no longer wanted to care about this matter anymore. If he did, he would be a puppy!

"Just play riddles here, both of you!"

"You two are like this. You will be like this in ten thousand years!"

"What do you mean by a long and steady stream? Has it run dry?!"