"No."
"That's good."
If it were a fracture, it's not about being troublesome or not, but after recovery, it might still affect the person involved. After all, Chen Xiaoyi makes a living using his hands in this trade. So, after expressing gratitude with a "that's good" for the brother's luck, Jun Ye unreservedly criticized the injured party: "Why weren't you careful when driving? It's not like it's his first day driving. Did he slam his head against the wall?"
Yao Ye covered his mouth, afraid to burst out laughing. Jun Ye's nagging sounded exactly like an old woman.
"He has something on his mind," Yao Ye said, holding back his laughter.
"I know he has something on his mind, if he didn't, he wouldn't have crashed the car," Jun Ye quickly returned to the topic to show off his wisdom and insight.
Yao Ye couldn't focus on making fun of him and started talking about Chen's mother's issues.
