Speaking, Shen Han took out the gifts he brought from the storage ring.
They were two pieces of clothing.
The materials of these clothes were already excellent, and Shen Han added the "exquisite" attribute to them.
The clothes looked very fine, and the sewing craftsmanship was on par with that of great tailors in the Capital City.
Seeing Shen Han bring gifts, Madam Yun reproached him for spending money recklessly, saying it would be better to buy some pills to take.
Yet the corners of her mouth couldn't help but curl into a smile, appearing somewhat happy.
Madam Yun had long seen Shen Han as her own son; a mother wouldn't mind what gift a child gives.
Whatever gift is given, they are always happy.
She took the clothes back to her room and, in a moment, changed into the new attire.
This set of clothing perfectly matched Madam Yun's temperament; the deep red main tone, combined with gold-threaded edges, gave the attire a trace of nobility.
