Second Master Bai looked at Zhao Ritian, suppressing his anger as he calmly said, "No."
Zhao Ritian nodded. "Then... you won't make a move against me either?"
"I won't."
Second Master Bai said, "Hurry up and leave. We don't have time to deal with you today."
"Hmph." Zhao Ritian picked up his coat. "That idiot—once he gets a wife, he'll definitely go out and fool around behind her back!"
Second Master Bai's eyes immediately widened. He gritted his teeth and clenched his fists.
Rubbing his wounds and straightening his clothes, Zhao Ritian cursed through gritted teeth:
"I hope his wife cheats on him every day and puts a hundred and eight layers of green hats on his head so he'll never be able to hold it up for the rest of his life!"
Second Master Bai took a deep breath. "If you're leaving, then leave already. Stop spouting so much nonsense."
"What!?" Zhao Ritian said. "Why are you Bai family people so damn overbearing!? This mountain range is huge. I can leave if I want, stay if I want—what business is it of yours!?"
A Er's eyes rolled, and he hurried over to persuade him. "Brother Ritian, brother, brother, if you can talk, then talk some more!"
Zhao Ritian looked at him. "Are you sick?"
A Er said, "No, I just think you're a good-hearted man with a strong sense of justice, and you never lie. I admire you!"
Zhao Ritian said, "I'm the most reasonable person there is. I judge people, not matters. Like that impotent guy just now—if his wife doesn't cheat on him, I'll write my surname Zhao backward!"
A Er nodded. "That's nothing."
"Nothing!?" Zhao Ritian said. "A man! Once he wears a green hat, he's no longer a man. He can't even be called a