Beside him, a mouthful of water shot out like an arrow, flying quite a distance. Qin Fen turned and saw Yao Chi's flushed face. She truly had no idea what to say. This was the strangest thing about Qin Fen: never in her wildest dreams had she imagined that a conversation could veer off in this direction!
Was this how Imperial Lords talked to each other? Others might never have witnessed it, but she had heard more than enough. Still, this was the first time she had heard anything so explosive. No matter how she looked at it, they sounded like two bitter wives in an unhappy relationship, blaming each other.
Qin Fen had only meant to probe indirectly. Well, now he stared at the screen with a peculiar expression, his thoughts starting to wander.
He really had not meant for this to happen. Who the hell am I supposed to complain to about this? Qin Fen felt deeply conflicted. He wanted to uncover what the two were hiding, since he had never held the initiative, and use the benefits of mobile phones to sway their plans, draw them into his camp, and thereby break the Jade Emperor's iron grip on his domain.
But this conversation seemed to be going off track! Qin Fen had no idea how to continue. Still, although he had uncovered nothing, his words did seem to be having a pretty damn good effect. As the saying went, what you lost on one front, you might gain on another. Perhaps keeping this up would yield something worthwhile after all.
At that thought, Qin Fen smiled. "Not that I'm trying to lecture anyone, but I've always sided with whoever's right, not whoever I'm close to. Your Majesty Ziwei, this was your fault. How could you invite someone