"Father, there's something I want to tell you." Lu Hongye stood somewhat stiffly in the study, solemnly looking at Lu Sheng, who sat behind the desk drinking tea.
"Actually, I have a secret I've never told you." She looked flustered, her mind in a muddle, unsure where to begin.
"Actually, I'm the same. I also have a secret I've never told you." Lu Sheng smiled gently.
Lu Hongye froze, apparently not expecting this turn of events.
"You go first."
"You go first."
The two spoke in unison.
Once they realized it, both found it rather funny. Lu Sheng gestured for his daughter to sit down.
"All right, then I'll go first." Lu Sheng reached out and pinched his daughter's little cheek. "Actually, your old man isn't merely an ordinary antique shop merchant."
"Ever since my plans on the other side were more than halfway complete some time ago, I'd been thinking that you had developed a certain ability to withstand the shock, so I decided to tell you the truth." Lu Sheng sighed.
"Actually, what I wanted to tell you, Father, is that I'm not an ordinary young graduate either." Lu Hongye could not help blurting out.
The two fell silent again, staring at each other wide-eyed.
"All right, you go first." Lu Sheng extended a hand.
Lu Hongye nodded and gritted her teeth.
"Actually, my true identity is the dragon-blooded princess of the Gold Dragon Clan! Right now, I'm striving and fighting to save the dragon race from the Black Dragon Clan's invasion! Yesterday afternoon, after I finished my homework, I went out to save the Gold Dragon Cave. If I hadn't been fast enough, things would really have gotten troublesome!"
Lu Sheng looked at Hong Ye expressionlessly.
"How about this? You're an adult now, so I'll allow you