Li Aozi glanced at him.
Banam, who was driving and couldn't make gestures, had to vaguely say, "I mean, isn't it natural for a man to protect a woman..."
"Women of the past era had more spirit and pride than the degenerate youth of today,"
Li Aozi criticized,
"Moreover, she is an independent and strong woman. I believe she can find her way out of the gloom on her own. You should, too. Don't look down on someone because of gender issues."
Banam wanted to argue against this view, but when he remembered Aozi's origin, he decided not to dispute any further.
Rather, it was ironic that the man in front of him had been driven out by the Frost Plated women, yet he still maintained an egalitarian mindset, making Aozi's scope and level of thought seem much higher than his own.
