But, knowing they were one of the four great families of Pengcheng, Li Fei surprisingly still harbored such thoughts, disregarding Zhao Jie completely, which shocked Su Jianghe the most.
He believed Li Fei was by no means the kind of person who would rely on the Su Family to confront the Zhao Family. Even regarding the matter with Chen Qi, Li Fei had been nonchalant. Moreover, Su Jianghe, through this, was convinced that even without the Su Family's help, Li Fei would find a way to deal with Chen Qi; of that, he was certain.
Yet now, concerning the Zhao Family, that Li Fei still held such ideas was intriguing—could it be that he still hadn't fully grasped all of this young man's capabilities?
Was this young man hiding even more about his background? Su Jianghe began to ponder.
But Li Fei's greatest strength ultimately lay in his own capabilities, a fact nobody could guess, which was the most critical point and what confused all these so-called big shots the most.
