The whole process seed so absurd, as if it was all accidental. At this mont, that Young Master Jun had already fainted, and everyone was bewildered. What the heck just happened?
And even more dramatic was that Su Xuan actually fild a short video at the end and posted it on his Monts. This guy is really the type to post on Monts at the drop of a hat.
When he’s happy, he posts a pic; when he’s unhappy, he posts another. And this ti, he even edited a bit of text along with it.
"The harem lives up to its na. Not only can you see beautiful won playing the guzheng, but you can also watch martial arts performances. This show is simply unbeatable. Friends, hurry up and like it!"
As soon as he posted it, plenty of his cheeky friends began to like it, and Feng Shanshan boldly said,
"You just keep pretending. If you had nothing to do with this, I won’t believe it, Feng!"
And Liu Ruobing directly comnted.
"Causing trouble again!"
One comnt after another made Su Xuan feel like spitting blood. He thought to himself, you all are really exaggerating about your gentlemanly master. Hey, this really had nothing to do with , I didn’t even lift a finger, okay? Flipping through the comnts, he suddenly saw one from a user nad ’Left-Ear Little Bunny.’
"Big brother, you’re amazing. This guy is obviously a bad egg!"
Su Xuan looked for a long ti before realizing that ’Left-Ear Little Bunny’ was actually Yu Lingling. He thought, ’Left-Ear Little Bunny,’ these post-2000s usernas are sothing Su Xuan really doesn’t get. Why not ’Right-Ear Little Bunny’?
But Su Xuan didn’t want to dwell on these things, so after replying to a few comnts, he sat back in his seat and continued to soak his feet, thinking that there are just too many bullies in this world; it’s never truly peaceful.
Those two lackeys, even though they were in so much pain that they were about to faint, still supported Young Master Jun like dogs and quickly left. Su Xuan actually found it quite pathetic when he saw this scene.
They say the feudal society in the past had slaves, but even in this era, so many people are more willing to be slaves, more willing to be dogs—always bowing and scraping, truly without a shred of dignity. Su Xuan really looked down on these people and had no sympathy for them, thinking they weren’t worth it.
After Su Xuan paid, he left the harem. As he was walking out the main door, he saw the woman in ancient costu standing there, seemingly waiting for him. When she saw Su Xuan, she waved at him and ran over.
"Hello, thank you so much for today!"
The woman said sincerely, and Su Xuan smiled faintly, curiously watching her. To be honest, in that mont, he had a rather good impression of her. Although Su Xuan generally helps people without expecting anything in return, there are tis when the people he helps make him feel quite disappointed.
Once, Su Xuan saved a drowning child. Back then, he didn’t have the skills he has today, and it was in the middle of winter. A child fell into the water, and without thinking, Su Xuan jumped in. When he subrged, the cold water made his whole body numb. At the mont he managed to push the child ashore, he himself was swept away by the current.
That incident almost cost Su Xuan his life. Had it not been for fate, which led him to bump into a wooden plank in the river, he might have really died saving soone else’s life. After experiencing a near-death experience, Su Xuan ant to check if the child was okay, thinking he had used so much effort to save him. But when he arrived on the scene, he didn’t even see a shadow of the child.
Later, Su Xuan found out the child’s mother had seen him swept away by the water and ran off with her child out of fear of responsibility. At that ti, Su Xuan felt this society was really a bit disheartening. What had it co to?
Su Xuan knew he wasn’t the first to encounter such a situation; there were similar news reports. Once, there was a soldier who had just returned ho to visit family, went out with his wife to travel, and saw a child drowning. It was in the middle of winter, and he jumped in to save the child without hesitation. After saving the child, he himself, exhausted, was subrged, and none of the onlookers reached out to help.
That guy wasn’t as lucky as Su Xuan. Su Xuan himself had cramped feet in the icy water and nearly lost consciousness. Had it not been for fate, he would have been another soldier.
Back then, the girlfriend of the soldier guy was watching her loved one die, feeling completely devastated yet helpless. Later, the incident beca a huge sensation, and during the morial service, the family of the saved child didn’t even co to pay their respects. How chilling is that?
So sotis Su Xuan would think about how many people in society are worth saving and how many aren’t.
Su Xuan had helped many people, but in reality, those who truly reciprocated were few and far between. But what the woman did today took him by surprise. When he helped her, he thought she would just run away. After all, who would want to invite such trouble? And Su Xuan indeed didn’t see her afterward. But Su Xuan had grown used to it by now. He often helped people on a whim.
So when he didn’t see the woman, he didn’t think much of it. He was quite accepting after all this ti because this incident was unusual, and anyone would want to steer clear of it.
So when Su Xuan saw that woman, he was really taken aback. Honestly, he didn’t expect it at all.
"Were you waiting for here?"
Su Xuan smiled lightly, looking at the woman curiously.
The woman shrugged, smiling as she said,
"What else? Let’s go, I’ll treat you to a al!"
The woman pushed over a small electric scooter, and Su Xuan looked at it, clicking his tongue, thinking, ’Am I supposed to ride this? Why does it feel so strange?’ But since she didn’t mind, Su Xuan figured he shouldn’t be so petty.
Su Xuan sat on the back of the scooter without hesitation, and the lady in ancient costu rode it slowly down the road. There wasn’t much conversation along the way, and Su Xuan remained curious, thinking that her attire was quite unique and stylish.
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