Xu Yi cursed under his breath, but said generously, "You're overthinking it, Professor. You really are. Helping bring this wonderful match to fruition and earning your favor is something I've dreamed of doing. But you should understand one thing: when something doesn't work out, it's only because you haven't tried hard enough. Keep at it, Professor."
The moment Xu Yi stepped out of Wu Pin's mountain gate, he let out a long breath. He had finally shaken off this enormous headache. He hurriedly took out some spirit liquid and gulped it down. That whole spiel had left his mouth parched. He drank another mouthful, wiped his lips, and sighed, "The stars never ask how far travelers have come; time never lets down those with a purpose."
"A person with a purpose? Xu Yi, you really are a person with a purpose." A voice entered his ears. He looked down and saw a slender, alluring silhouette standing outside his cave abode. His heart lurched, but his expression remained unchanged. He calmly landed before the mountain gate. "I thought the instructor wasn't interested in my affairs. What brings you here?"
Yi Bingwei's pretty face darkened with fury. "Let's go inside and talk." Xu Yi thought, This is bad. "A man and a woman alone together—this doesn't seem right. Whatever it is, couldn't we discuss it another day?" Yi Bingwei fixed her gaze on him. "If you don't open your cave abode, I'll start shouting. Let's see which of us is more desperate."
I've run into a female hooligan. Xu Yi grew anxious, but with no other choice, he opened his cave abode. Yi Bingwei darted in first, and he had no choice but to follow. The moment he entered, a gust of wind rushed at him: Yi Bingwei had swung her