The moment Ji Jue spoke, The entire Workshop fell silent.
It was not just Ye Chun who stared dumbfounded. Even Professor Ye fell silent for a moment, a trace of shock Emerging on her face, as though an FPS player who considered himself utterly vile had suddenly encountered a Paradox player.
Wasn't that idea of yours a little too urbanized?
"...Your suggestion is even wilder than mine." She gave Ji Jue a long look. "But where did you develop this habit of casually resorting to murder and arson?"
"Huh?"
Ji Jue froze too. Didn't you say it was an eye for an eye and that we should teach Kong Qingyan a lesson?!
But on second thought, Professor Ye had not made a slashing gesture across her throat, telling him to take Kong Qingyan out... Something was wrong. Was the trend of his moral decline becoming increasingly obvious?
I'm a normal person!
How could I possibly kill everyone who offended me at the drop of a hat?
Well, perhaps everyone who had offended him did seem to have been killed by him... Unfortunately, Yu Hanguang was still missing.
"You're right. I'll be more careful," Ji Jue said, nodding shamefully.
"I'm not blaming you. I actually think it's quite good—at least I needn't worry about my student being such a pushover that he suffers losses everywhere. As for your style and preferences, those are your own business. There's no need for me to lecture you about them."
Professor Ye accepted the possibility that her student might have antisocial tendencies with remarkable calm, ignoring Ji Jue's several attempts to defend himself with his eyes before asking again:
"What do you think Kong Qingyan came here for this time?"
"Uh..."
Ji Jue thought for a moment, then ventured, "After making sufficient preparations, she wanted