Initially, Qi Xiangcheng was surprised that the renowned Su Yumei turned out to be Chen Wei's senior sister.
But upon closer reflection, if his own mater was already superb, wasn't it reasonable to have an equally excellent senior sister? Was it really so astonishing or worthy of surprise?
Speaking seriously, Qi Xiangcheng could even say that, in terms of ability, Su Yumei, as his mater's senior sister, was still slightly inferior. The title of Great Xia's wealthiest woman wasn't enough—replacing "Great Xia" with "the world" should suffice.
Of course, Qi Xiangcheng didn't mean to belittle or look down upon Su Yumei. It was purely a matter of comparison. When comparing someone with Chen Wei, one naturally needed to set their sights higher.
Qi Xiangcheng wasn't Shi Yuandong; he knew what to say and what not to say. Such offensive words could only be kept in his heart. If said aloud, he feared he might be cut off by Chen Wei as a disciple!
