When Yao Qin heard Qiu Tu's shameless words, she couldn't help but twitch the corners of her mouth slightly.
She had come to realize that Qiu Tu was truly unabashed.
Both of them were actually aware of his identity, yet he insisted on pretending that he hadn't been unmasked, just to take advantage of her.
It was utterly shameless to the extreme....
However, to be honest, perhaps the "Huyang" clan's nature was inherently more open.
And Yao Qin, having experienced the destruction of nations, the end of the world, and various Cataclysms of the "Heavenly God Battlefield," became even more liberated in her personality. She quite embraced this sense of living in the moment.
So, compared to someone like Tang Lang, who was tight-lipped, she preferred, or at least didn't detest, bad men like Qiu Tu.
In fact, it might be because, over the centuries, no one had dared to flirt with her this way, and she had always been somewhat repressed in certain aspects.
