Fang Yi's words had a hint of incitement, and if it were someone else, they might have already blurted it out. However, it was unclear whether Zhou Jiafei was truly smart or just pretending, as he gritted his teeth and refused to speak.
This made Fang Yi realize that this kid had reached a certain level of stubbornness and was beyond redemption.
But for the time being, Fang Yi couldn't really do anything to him. He couldn't kill him, so he could only give him a beating to vent his anger.
And then?
There was no 'then'.
The beating was almost fatal, and it was already enough; moreover, it completely tore away the dignity of this young master of the Zhou Family, which was far more direct and terrifying than any beating by Fang Yi.
Proud people would rather endure physical humiliation than spiritual humiliation. To them, dignity is of utmost importance; it's just a pity they don't have the strength to uphold their dignity.
