Although Qin Yi spoke sincerely, Ruyi and Jin Die still held a skeptical attitude, since Qin Yi didn't seem to be joking just now.
It must be said, Qin Yi always has a knack for tarnishing his own reputation. There are a thousand ways to handle this situation, yet he chose the most rogue method. It appears to be ingrained in his nature, difficult to change.
Qin Yi is not a gentleman but rather a results-oriented person who disregards the process. Although underhanded, these tactics are effective.
Qin Yi looked at the two of them, "Actually, there's no need for me to explain so much to you. Right now, I hold the knife, and you are the fish. Have you ever seen a hunter explain to its prey? I also won't ask why you want to assassinate the Wind King, but there's one thing you must satisfy me with—hand over the map of the Four Seas and Eight Desolates. Or take me to the Black Market."
