"I don't know means I don't know," Wei Mo straightforwardly stated, "What was done isn't important, securing first place is."
Chi Rang couldn't stand this remark and retorted sarcastically, "Are you implying that rebelling is also fine?"
Wei Mo responded, "You're just being contentious. Whether it's robbing or cheating, neither matters at that stage of the conference. Xuan State people can murder and rob all they want; compared to that, what's cheating? If the Marquis wasn't here, I wouldn't bother arguing with you. Aren't you afraid people will laugh if this gets out?"
Regardless of how discontent Chi Rang felt afterwards, Wei Mo firmly held onto one point: if there really were violations, whether the bigger problem was Xuan State people committing murders and robberies or Sheng Province people engaging in fraud?
Indeed, these were issues not even worth discussing, purely manifestations of Chi Rang's unwillingness to accept the situation.
