Yan Zhi gazed at this handsome man; he was dressed in a vintage dragon-patterned robe, with a white cotton and linen Tang suit underneath, and wore a pair of retro canvas shoes.
This man resembled a deity carved on temple murals; he had a pair of exceptionally bright and transparent eyes, as if one could see the sun, moon, and stars through them.
Yan Zhi bit her lower lip; her originally dehydrated and chapped lips had become unusually rosy after being moistened by the tea.
She stared at Third Master Long in astonishment for a few seconds and softly called, "Greetings, Third Master..."
During her time in Jinzhou, Yan Zhi had heard Yan Junshan mention Third Master Long, who was called Long Wushe; this name sounded quite different from the other young masters and ladies of the Long Family.
Wushe, a common phrase people say is "kill with no mercy!" The explanation for 'Wushe' in the Chinese dictionary is "an unforgivable crime and punishment."
