Hearing Morita Ryoko say such things, if Uchiha Hiko had said them, Master Roshi would have merely listened.
Because although Uchiha Hiko appeared friendly toward him on the surface, he knew full well that the bad ideas in Uchiha Hiko's heart far outnumbered those of his own disciple.
And although his disciple had always been good brothers with Uchiha Hiko, in his eyes, his disciple was an extremely foolish fellow.
Who knew when he might be fooled? So while he had come this time partly to help Uchiha Hiko, the other reason was to see whether his disciple would be deceived by Uchiha Hiko.
But he had never expected that his romantic destiny would be right beside Uchiha Hiko, and that he would so easily find a lady who admired him so greatly.
That truly surprised him, and at the same time, he felt faintly grateful to Uchiha Hiko.
After all, Uchiha Hiko might seem a little cunning, but he had money. He could wholeheartedly help arrange his wedding, fulfilling one of his lifelong dreams.
Although he knew Bull Demon King sincerely wanted to help him, if he truly brought Ms. Morita back to Bull Demon King's home...
Then Ms. Morita, who had originally been wholeheartedly devoted to him, would surely turn around and call him an old lecher who only wanted to pursue a woman as young as her.
But as long as he stayed by Uchiha Hiko's side, everything would be different. Uchiha Hiko had money, and money could solve countless problems.
Moreover, Uchiha Hiko had agreed to hold a grand wedding for him, and Master Roshi did not doubt it in the slightest, because he knew Uchiha Hiko's standing in the village.
And his standing represented his reputation. If he said it and failed to make it