Luo Ping, who was the Current Patriarch of the Luo Family, noticed that Luo Yao, sitting beside him, seemed to be in a daze.
So, he asked aloud, âWhat are you thinking about?â
âDo you have an answer to the question I just asked you?â
âWhat do you think, is this matter reliable?â
After pondering for a long while, Luo Yao cautiously glanced at the expression on Family Head Luo Pingâs face, including his eyes.
Then he spoke in a somewhat euphemistic and low voice, âThis matterâ¦â
Luo Ping nodded, âMhm, how is it?â
Luo Yao, âThis matterâ¦â
âI thinkâ¦â
Luo Ping pressed on, âWhat do you think?â
Luo Yao looked up, their eyes locked in a staring contest for a while longer.
He took a deep breath in and slowly exhaled.
After that, he finally spoke softly, âFor such a matter, we still have to see what my younger sister Youwei thinks; naturally, my saying so doesnât countâ¦â
Luo Ping furrowed his brows slightly.
Obviously, he was not very satisfied with Luo Yaoâs response.
âI want to know what you think.â
âI want you to express, your own viewpoint.â
âDo you think this matter is reliable?â
âOr to put it another way, can it succeed?â
â¦
Luo Pingâs questioning voice
echoed slowly within this room.
Inside the room, the others all hung their heads low, not daring to easily involve themselves in such a topic.
And there was Luo Yao, seated beside Luo Ping.
At this moment, his expression was slightly distorted.
He really had been pushed to a corner with nowhere to turn.
He had planned to give a perfunctory response and be done with it.
Yet, this person insisted on prying into the matter relentlessly.
Hey, hey, hey, thatâs enough.
Is this really necessary?
Moreover, that Luo Youwei is your daughter, not my daughter, Luo Yao.
Whether it can succeed or not, shouldnât you be asking yourself, instead of pressuring me?
The competition within the business world is so ruthless that it is hardly less than the competition among the various forces within the Da Feng Dynasty.
As to whether Luo Youwei can make it in the business world, how would I know?
However, thatâs what he thought.
But what Luo Yao said afterward was somewhat different from these thoughts.
âFamily Head,â
âthough the competition on the business path is extremely fierce,â
âgiven younger sister Youweiâs intelligence and wisdom,â
âI think that she will definitely succeed.â
Facing Luo Ping, Luo Yao forced a smile that even he felt was somewhat nauseating.
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âOh?â
âIs that what you think?â
Hearing this, Luo Ping nodded his head in considerable satisfaction, then said softly, âIsnât that a coincidence? I think the sameâ¦â
â¦
After Luo Ping had been happy for quite some time,
the atmosphere in the room gradually returned to its initial calm.
Luo Ping, who was the Current Patriarch of the Luo Family,
quietly sat in the main seat, flipping through the political documents in his hand while sipping the hot tea that had been poured.
And Luo Yao, who was seated beside Luo Ping and being groomed as the next Family Head,
at this moment, he let out a long sigh of relief.
He even stretched out his hand to wipe the sweat from his forehead.
It was indeed far from easy.
Being trapped in this room every day, dealing with these political affairs, was giving Luo Yao a bit of a headache.
And now, he had to think of various ways to praise his younger sister Youwei.
It was truly giving him a headache.
To the point of feeling utterly exhausted.
â¦
As time went on,
it soon reached noon.
At this time, the scorching sun was high in the sky, the fierce sunlight continuously showered the earth.
Making this world gradually become like a giant steamer,
causing extreme discomfort.
However, in the Northern Desolate Divine Continent, within Qingshi City of the Da Feng Dynasty,
this was quite a special exception.
â¦
Qingshi City, Luo Family Ancestral Land.
In a courtyard that always exuded an air of antiquity and mystery,
under a Stone Pavilion made from ordinary bluestone and with considerable history.
An elder with countless strands of silver hair, a thin figure, yet with a countenance that didnât betray his age, sat quietly.
At this moment, he was sitting under the stone pavilion.
âYouâre here again?â
Luo Changfeng, who was seated under the stone pavilion, raised his head silently after sensing an extremely familiar presence drawing near.
His expression calm, he looked at the empty space before him and spoke softly.
âYesâ¦â
âWalking along, I inadvertently ended up here.â
âSo, I thought I might as well come to see you.â
Following these words,
a figure in a tattered monkâs robe, holding a battered wooden fan,
who seemed to be somewhat sloppy â the Carefree Monk,
was smiling faintly, standing in front of Luo Changfeng.
âWalking along, you âaccidentallyâ ended up here?â
Luo Changfeng clearly didnât believe this claim from the Carefree Monk.
However, he chose not to expose him right away.
âHave a seat first.â
Luo Changfeng gestured to the spot in front of him.
He then picked up the teapot on the stone table.
âWould you like some tea?â he asked in passing.
The Carefree Monk shook his head repeatedly.
The tea leaves within Luo Changfengâs teapot were indeed fine tea.
Brewed into tea, drinking it could truly help oneâs mind to focus and spirit to calm.
It also had many benefits for cultivators.
But the taste of this tea,
the Carefree Monk genuinely found it difficult to accept.
He even struggled to understand why Luo Changfeng was able to gulp it down with relish.
Did the fellow have a problem with his taste buds?
Or was the man himself a bit problematic?
âItâs just as well you donât want any.â
Luo Changfeng nodded silently and then poured only one cup of tea for himself.
If the Carefree Monk didnât want any,
he would save some.
âSo, this time you really just happened to pass by and thought,
âNow that Iâm here, might as well stop byâ?â
After taking a sip of hot tea,
Luo Changfeng once again looked up at the Carefree Monk and asked softly.
âHey, what you said is not wrong at all.
Thatâs exactly the journey my heart took,â said the Carefree Monk, squinting his eyes, his expression somewhat sleazy as he smiled.
Luo Changfeng nodded and then asked, âWith that being said, does that mean you didnât come here this time to ask for some Qi-Blood Elixirs?â
The Carefree Monk still wore a full-faced smile.
He nodded habitually.
However, he quickly realized his mistake and vigorously shook his head.
Looking at Luo Changfeng, he said with a smile, âSince Iâm here, how could I, the old monk, not take some Qi-Blood Elixirs back with me?â
â¦
The voice of the Carefree Monk echoed slowly within the courtyard.
As Luo Changfeng drank his tea, he looked at the monk in front of him, who was slovenly yet sporting a sleazy smile.
A single thought prevailed in his heart.
Hypocrite!!!
This old fellow was somewhat hypocritical.
He came for the Qi-Blood Elixirs.
Just be honest about it, yet this old monk insisted on pretending as if he came for a casual visit.
It was somewhat irritating to watch.
If Luo Changfengâs cultivation hadnât been far inferior to his,
he really might have used his fist to teach the old fellow a lesson.
Sometimes, being honest is indeed better.
âBy the way.â
âItâs been a while since your last visit here.â
âHow are those hundred Formation Disks you took with you? How have they performed?â
âIs there anything that needs improvement?â Luo Changfeng suddenly asked the Carefree Monk.
âThe Formation Disks?â The Carefree Monk thought for a moment, then said with some excitement, âThere arenât any problems; itâs just that the Formation Grade in the Formation Disks is a bit too low. It would be great if they had higher-grade formations engravedâ¦â