"So malicious, truly malicious."
Lady Tang expressed her fierce condemnation of Lady Meng's slander. She believed that a person, a living person, one with quality, cultivation, and morals, should not hurl such strong and forceful insults at any creature.
Zhou Li, these two characters had an attack potency that was a bit too strong. Especially to those things in Beiliang, calling someone Zhou Li was no different from combining words like "uncultured," "tasteless," "abstract," "bottomless," "beastly," "shameless," "vulgar," "shamelessly vulgar and beastly," and so on into a single person—this was an extremely terrifying personal attack.
Especially to Tang Wan.
But clearly, Lady Meng had not realized how hurtful her words were or understood why despair and pain had surfaced in Tang Wan's eyes. She was just shocked, shocked that she had "appeared."
"So, why can't ordinary people see her?"
Zhou Li asked.
"You can see the world, but you cannot see the world itself."
