Xing Wenyin stood there in a daze for a moment.
"You're playing me?" she demanded in shock and fury. The little respect she had held for Su Hao instantly vanished into thin air, replaced by an even stronger killing intent.
She immediately wanted to make a move, even though she knew full well that she was no match for Su Hao.
Little Cai restrained her a step ahead of time. "Look at you! You want to fight the moment someone disagrees with you? Did I teach you for nothing before?"
"He was the one who went back on his word. He isn't worthy of being a Master!
"I stayed at Welcome Peak for ten years. I did everything he told me to do. Why should I keep sweeping the ground? He clearly just doesn't want to teach me."
Xing Wenyin felt utterly wronged. Her eyes reddened, and her voice carried a faint sob.
"Boss, you too... Even if you sent her out to gain experience, that would be better. Sweeping the ground is something mortals do. There'll be plenty of chances for tempering in the future, so why rush..." Little Cai had vaguely guessed Su Hao's intentions, but she did not agree with them.
Su Hao remained unmoved and smiled. "Wenyin did what I asked, and I kept my promise by accepting her as my disciple.
"A disciple should listen to her Master. That is only right and proper. How did it end up sounding as though I'm making things difficult for you?"
"You are making things difficult for me!" Xing Wenyin glared at him. "You never wanted to accept me in the first place. I knew it. Even now that I've entered your sect, you'll find excuses to refuse to teach me anything."
"Think whatever you like. You can't