To him, it doesn't really matter who he dines with, he doesn't care. What he cares about are these servants, who chatter endlessly while he eats. If they're not urging him to hurry up, they're criticizing that he swallows too loudly when drinking soup, opens his mouth too wide when eating, and lacks proper etiquette.
He must remember that the time he has for eating is only as long as an incense stick takes to burn.
If he were to chew slowly and maintain elegant etiquette, he'd starve to death.
These people speak without standing in his shoes, and Jun Ning was getting extremely annoyed with them.
Today, while eating, those people started their chatter again. At first, Jun Ning thought it better to ignore them, believing that avoiding conflict was preferable. However, his tolerance was seen by them as a sign of weakness, making him an easy target.
Initially, their criticism was solely aimed at him, but it gradually intensified, targeting even his mother and father.
