Qiu Shan and Si Teng reached a reconciliation in the play. Although the details of the reconciliation were not explicitly described in the play, it could be inferred that Qiu Shan and Si Teng had reached a reconciliation in the play.
Qiu Shan and Si Teng reached a reconciliation in the play. Although the details of the reconciliation were not explicitly described in the play, it could be inferred that Qiu Shan and Si Teng had reached a reconciliation in the play. Qiu Shan was once very cruel to Si Teng, but in the development of the plot, after Qiu Shan saw Si Teng's growth and his act of saving people, he was shocked and suspicious of Si Teng. However, after Qiu Shan's arrival, Bai Ying took Si Teng and escaped, and the two of them fought against Qiu Shan together. Although the details of the settlement were not clearly described, it could be inferred that Qiu Shan and Si Teng had reached a settlement in the play.
Qiu Shan didn't really like Si Teng. Qiu Shan used Si Teng to achieve his own goals. He satisfied his own desires by abusing and controlling her. His feelings for Si Teng were one of dislike and cruelty. Qiu Shan didn't allow Si Teng to have normal feelings, he only used her to kill his own kind. Hence, it could be said that Qiu Shan did not like Si Teng.
Qiu Shan's feelings towards Si Teng were one of dislike and cruelty. Qiu Shan was the creator of Si Teng, but he did not have true love for Si Teng. He used Si Teng to achieve his own goals. He satisfied his own desires by abusing and controlling her. Qiu Shan didn't allow Si Teng to have normal feelings. He only used her to kill his own kind to achieve his own goal. Qiu Shan's attitude and behavior towards Si Teng showed his cruelty and ruthlessness. Si Teng grew up under Qiu Shan's influence. He had extreme views on things and alienated people. Although Qiu Shan had hurt Si Teng, it had also affected Si Teng's growth and thinking. Therefore, Qiu Shan's feelings towards Si Teng could be said to be cruel and disliked.
Qiu Shan was not Si Teng's biological father. He had adopted Si Teng for his own selfish reasons and had been very cruel to her. Qiu Shan eventually learned of Si Teng's true identity and knew that she was his daughter, but he had always been cruel to Si Teng. Although Si Teng had always regarded him as his father and hoped that he would accept him, Qiu Shan was not Si Teng's biological father.
It could be inferred that Qiu Shan and Si Teng had reached a reconciliation in the play. Although the details of the reconciliation were not explicitly described, in the plot, Qiu Shan was shocked when he saw Si Teng save people in the car accident. This may be one of the reasons for their reconciliation. In addition, Bai Ying had escaped with Si Teng, and the two of them had fought against Qiu Shan together. Although the details were unknown, it could be inferred that Qiu Shan and Si Teng had reached a reconciliation in the play.
Qiu Shan was not Si Teng's biological father. Although Qiu Shan adopted Si Teng and abused and used her, he eventually learned Si Teng's true identity and knew that she was his daughter. Although Qiu Shan had always been cruel to Si Teng, Si Teng had always regarded him as his father and hoped that he would accept him. Qiu Shan had a complicated relationship with Si Teng through a series of experiences.
Qiu Shan was not Si Teng's father. He had adopted Si Teng for his own selfish reasons. Qiu Shan didn't treat Si Teng well and even plotted to frame Si Teng. Although Si Teng had always regarded Qiu Shan as his father, Qiu Shan was very cruel to her. Therefore, Qiu Shan was not Si Teng's biological father.