Yuan Liu shuddered and hurriedly knelt down. "Master, I misspoke. I didn't mean it. I just felt it was unfair to you. You indulge her and accommodate her in everything, yet she refuses to give you anything in return. It's simply too much."
Yuan Wu kicked him and snapped, "Idiot! Is the master's business something you can comment on?"
He usually seemed clever enough, but when it came to this matter, he had repeatedly crossed the master's bottom line.
Did he really not want to live anymore?
Feng Han did not even look at the two of them. His gaze settled on the faintly visible mountains in the distance.
"There's no such thing as too much or not too much. I accommodate and indulge her because I'm willing to."
"I like indulging her this way. I like her talking back to me, and I like her doing whatever she wants."
"But, Master..." Yuan Liu grew anxious.
What kind of person was his master?
He stood high above all others, to the point that even the emperor had to fear him.
Wouldn't indulging a woman, a little country girl, so much cause her to become increasingly lawless in the future?
Feng Han glanced at Yuan Wu and Yuan Liu. His dark eyes remained calm, but they held a warning. "I love her. That's my business. She has the right to choose the life she likes."
"From now on, don't bring up whether we're a good match or not. The identity, power, and status we value may not be as important to her as a wild boar."
Feng Han sighed and gazed helplessly in the direction of Willow Tree Village.
"She really is a very unique woman."
"She once said that, in her eyes, there are only three kinds of people: her