It's obvious that the fat man who bid three thousand taels was also stunned by this fellow's words. When he looked at this young man, he frowned, but as he frowned, the young man was instantly flustered.
After all, his true identity is really just that of an ordinary citizen, and as for why he was bargaining, he was completely blinded by money, thinking that if he could sell for more, his future days would be better.
Yet he never expected that, after uttering those words, the other party would show such expression. This made him somewhat afraid, afraid that he might really have angered the other party.
If he truly angered them, would they still be willing to purchase his house?
