After Yang Fei finished speaking, Jiang Yao stared at him, a flicker of divine light in his eyes that revealed an indecision he hadn't expressed for a long time.
Li Yang, likewise, didn't know what to say; he just thought about how Yang Fei, for the sake of his wife and children, knowingly faced the dangers of going to Shang Qing Sect, yet insisted on going. He couldn't help but feel some admiration for the man, thinking that this was how a real man should be.
As for Jiang Yao.
He had lived for over five hundred years, seen many cultivators, and witnessed many passionate people, but he had never encountered anyone as obstinate and nearly foolish as Yang Fei.
Does he not understand what I'm saying?
The situation is such; can't he consider a different approach?
The main pursuit for cultivators is longevity, so they tend to be aware of the times, and wouldn't do something they know is impossible.
This kid, however, no matter how clear I've made it, insists on being so stubborn.
