Although Su Feng often bickered with Sheng Zui, he had always been a well-behaved, obedient younger brother in front of his Big Brother Han Bing when they were little. He loved and respected his elder brother.
Unlike Sheng Zui, who paid no mind to anything, or Han Bing, who was bound by all kinds of rules and expectations, Su Feng was clever, capable, and quick-witted. His abilities fell between those of his elder and younger brothers, making him just the right fit.
That was why Su Feng could understand everyone. Even though he felt anger and resentment toward Han Bing at that moment, he remembered what his Big Brother had gone through and how he had changed over the years. In the end, Su Feng swallowed the words he had been about to spit out in an emotional outburst.
Su Feng fell silent. Han Bing, however, spoke first. "Qingkui is proud and haughty. She's never suffered such a setback or humiliation, and she'll never let this go. If you and she—"
"Are you telling me to go kneel before her and apologize?" Su Feng asked coldly, looking up.
Han Bing paused, then shook his head slightly. "I'm telling you to be careful from now on."
At this point, it was impossible for Su Feng and Qingkui to get along.
Su Feng couldn't forgive Qingkui for injuring Zhongli Que's hand, and Qingkui couldn't forgive Su Feng for getting her locked up in the Chongtai Three Prisons, which had led to Zhongli Ci cutting off one of her arms.
"Big Brother," Su Feng asked in return, "do you admit that she's your sister, just like Suisui, someone you'll protect?"
Han Bing's expression was calm. He replied in a quiet voice, "They're both Father's children."
Defiance flickered in Su Feng's eyes.
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