"Regardless, I still hope you can respect me. At the very least, when it comes to matters of right and wrong, don't keep entertaining crooked ideas. This time, because of your accident, the entire Nine Heavens was dragged into it. Not only did I fail to see you reflect on it, you turned around and immediately restarted the experiment. If something goes wrong, even if I'm capable enough, I won't be able to clean up your mess." I said unhappily.
Han Shanshan, however, wore an innocent expression and said with a smile, "Crooked ideas? When have I ever not had them? And 'clean up my mess'? How can you use that phrase on me?"
"You—don't twist the subject. That's not what I meant." My old face flushed. Getting Han Shanshan to behave honestly was impossible. Expecting her not to take things a step further was even harder. She had long since become a wild horse that had broken free of the reins, completely beyond control.
"What did Brother Tian mean that day? Deliberately steering the conversation toward my private parts?" Han Shanshan smiled sweetly. Her chin was very pretty, and her eyes were especially large.
"All right, about what you mentioned, I admit defeat. During this tour of the various factions, I'll set up a one-way Grand Array. But I assume you already have people to manage it, right?" I wanted to send her away with that, but Han Shanshan seemed to have anticipated it long ago. She said, "The Outlands, that time in the dream—now it's time to repay the debt you owe me."
I swallowed. Han Shanshan's breathing had grown somewhat heavier by then. She swallowed as well, her heart beating rapidly, her beautiful eyes fixed unblinkingly on me, like a famished lioness.
She forced me down onto