Baili Mu's appearance on TV differed slightly from what the nationals saw; it lacked the earnest seriousness seen on the competition field but had more approachability and gentleness.
The journalist's question touched a painful nerve within him.
Why had he given up his right to succeed the throne back then? Because someone had held a gun to his head and forced him to give it up.
Of course, he could not tell the journalist that, so he just smiled faintly, all his emotions hidden deep inside. The image he always presented to the world was that of a refined Baili Mu.
He said, "I'm really not interested in politics, as everyone knows. My mother was once an accomplished figure skater, and my love for figure skating was influenced by her. As for studying animation at Yinghua University, that too was influenced by her. Her biggest hobby was drawing comics, and having grown up influenced by her, I too love this industry."
