The person before him was definitely not the loser who had been beaten last time.
The way he just stood there, his calm gaze, the casual way he spoke—it all seemed perfectly ordinary, yet Pan Shaohang couldn't help but feel panicked, his mind a whirlwind of thoughts.
It was as if an innate instinct was warning him—the shadow before him was not to be touched.
Humans are awed by mystery. This awe then breeds fear, and fear ultimately cultivates worship.
All ancient religions were born from this very notion.
Han Lie's transformation was too illogical. Coupled with his current height, physique, temperament, and aura, as well as Pan Dajun's solemn warning, all these factors made it impossible for Pan Shaohang to treat him normally.
Therefore, Han Lie, the master psychologist, formulated a response targeting Pan Shaohang's personality, one designed to maximally incite his anger.
