Ever since Lily moved into the house, Hao Ren's furniture, household items, doors, and windows had broken every few days. On the other hand, Lily's skill at repairing furniture and doors had also improved by leaps and bounds. After all, her income as an idle veterinarian and obscure novelist was limited; she couldn't possibly compensate him with a new set of furniture every few days, so improving her repair skills was her only option. Prompted by Hao Ren, Husky Girl looked up and was stunned to see that the steel security door really did bear a perfect impression of her landlord's huge face. It was incredibly lifelike—not only was there a face, but beneath it was the outline of half a hand, an extremely abstract display of the resistance and bewilderment felt by the owner of that face at the instant he slammed into the door. Husky spirit's ears drooped on the spot, and she began repairing the door miserably.
Husky spirit's way of repairing the door was different from everyone else's, too. She didn't even need tools for sheet-metal work. She simply hugged the door panel and smacked both sides with her hands. The dents and bulges were instantly flattened by her monstrous strength. Forget Hao Ren's face—even the few remaining decorative patterns on the door were beaten as smooth as a mirror. In fact, because incidents like this happened so often, the once-beautifully patterned steel security door had now been completely flattened. Hao Ren had no doubt that, apart from the frame, every other part of the door had already been beaten as thin as paper by Lily...
Lorisa followed Hao Ren into this "Pope's Palace," which was completely different from what she had imagined. The first thing she saw was a large living room furnished with all