Chu Feng looked at An Wenxing, then nodded and said, "That's fine."
An Wenxing said, "Thank you."
An Wenxing looked at Wu Di and declared, "Wu Di, I don't mind you challenging me, but insulting my sister is something I cannot tolerate! I challenge you!"
Although his words seemed a bit childish, no one in the room laughed, nor did anyone find it juvenile. In fact, everyone felt a sense of anticipation.
Because this was An Wenxing, the exemplary child that all parents talked about—a person claimed to be the incarnation of the Star of Wisdom.
When had he ever fought with someone, or been seen fighting?
Wu Di, upon hearing An Wenxing's words, was stunned for a moment before his face turned ashen.
Because he understood something—An Wenxing was humiliating him.
An Wenxing was the paragon of virtue in everyone's eyes, a model of the good child. He, on the other hand, didn't hold such a title.
