"What does that mean?"
Shen Mi obviously didn't understand the words of Jiang Cheng.
A normal person whose talismans were pirated would be furious, gather evidence, or negotiate in person.
But this young man named Jiang Cheng, not only did not fight for the rights of his talismans, but "specially visited to kindly remind."
Shen Mi had rolled in the bureaucratic and commercial spheres of the Capital for more than two hundred years, claiming to have seen countless people was not an exaggeration, but he had never seen someone handle things like Jiang Cheng.
Jiang Cheng stood up, ready to leave, but before he left, he turned to Shen Menghan and said, "Shen, your father probably won't believe my words, but I am serious."
Shen Menghan wasn't foolish, although Shen Mi did not make it explicit, she could see that her father must have plagiarized the talismans Jiang Cheng had invented.
Moreover, she seemed to have helped her father steal Jiang Cheng's talismans without knowing it.
