Ji Jingfeng picked up on the underlying message from Korea: if Ji Chicheng couldn't do it, you definitely shouldn't think you can.
He was furious, raised the cleaver in his hand, and yelled at Korea, "You better get lost fast, or I can't guarantee I won't kill you."
Everyone mocked him for being inferior to Ji Chicheng. In what way was he inferior to Ji Chicheng?
Was it just because of his birth?
But whom did he offend? Who brought him into the Ji Family, an environment steeped in self-interest since childhood?
Seeing that Ji Jingfeng really had murder in his eyes, Korea showed a trace of panic, stepped back, and put some distance between them.
Then she tried to keep her tone calm and unruffled, looked at Ji Jingfeng, and said, "Ji Anning took her daughter to her best friend's place, in a remote mountain village with poor traffic—a great opportunity for revenge."
