Letting Xiang Fengsheng enter his battle formation team had come from Xiang Longfei's voice transmission, so Zi Kun had actually harbored some suspicions toward Xiang Longfei. Having followed Li Yan for so long, he had not only become increasingly cautious in his actions, but also far more suspicious.
But in the end, he still trusted Xiang Qing. Thus, he had not yet told Xiang Qing about Xiang Longfei's voice transmission, and had continued acting according to the original plan.
Zi Kun wanted to see how Xiang Longfei would react after Xiang Qing told him about this. He could then use that chance to judge Xiang Longfei's true intentions. Yet the eventual outcome was both within Zi Kun's expectations and beyond them.
If Xiang Longfei had chosen to handle the matter quietly, he could have helped Xiang Fengsheng erase the traces connected to it. Or even if he had intended to deal with Xiang Fengsheng, he could first have sought out the clan elders behind him and seen whether a lighter punishment was possible.
Yet he had directly taken Xiang Fengsheng to the clan elders, making Xiang Fengsheng's fate entirely unknown. Had he even cast aside his bond with his own elder sister?
Zi Kun felt that, given Xiang Longfei's character, he should not have gone that far. But after Xiang Qing asked one question, Zi Kun more or less dismissed the suspicion in his heart.
Xiang Qing said that Xiang Longfei wanted to ask Zi Kun something: when he had sent a voice transmission telling Xiang Fengsheng to join the battle formation, why had Zi Kun not told him the details at that time?
Zi Kun heard immense dissatisfaction in those words. He himself had been full of questions over this matter at the time. Why had it specifically been