Do bad people need a reason to bully others?
Of course not, because they're bad people. If they had to explain everything to you clearly, one thing after another, and ask for your forgiveness, would they still qualify as bad people? They'd simply be disgracing every bad person under heaven.
Did a spoiled young master need a reason to bully someone?
Of course not. His family background and everything he possessed were reasons enough. I want to bully you, so I'll bully you. See? How utterly 'spoiled'?
At that moment, Li Mu Yang looked a hundred times more spoiled than Jiangnan City's number-one spoiled young master, Yan Xiangma.
That smug look of a petty man who had suddenly gained power, that condescending tone, that sidelong glance that never truly regarded you, and that faint, mocking smile—each one was enough to make a person claw at his own heart in frustration. And when all of them were combined, they became a vivid painting of a "spoiled young master committing villainy."
Of course, this wasn't Li Mu Yang's achievement alone.
He had carefully studied and polished the shameless face Yan Xiangma had once shown before him, reenacting it in his own way while adding his own insights and understanding. Only then could he make people feel so stifled, annoyed, and pained, as though he were slapping their faces.
Even good actors needed to cultivate!
"I'm bullying you. Can't any of you tell?"
What utterly naked words.
What kind of bastard had to be to say something like that and do something like this?
This truly couldn't be blamed on Li Mu Yang.
To put it in a wildly domineering way: as a member of the dragon race, the entire world was my enemy. Who the hell were you?
Li Mu Yang had