"My dad."

Liu Jiu wasn't actually angry; she just felt that their ideas were different, and that people with different paths shouldn't work together.

"Gu Yun Chu, I formally apologize to you. I shouldn't have attacked you without asking any questions that day. I'm sorry."

Xu Yi is thick-skinned and can take things in stride, which are his strengths.

“I’m not angry, I just feel that we have different ideas and there’s no need to force ourselves to agree. From your perspective, what you did at the time was understandable, but I also have my own perspective.”

Liu Jiu also sensed that Ma Zijun had been trying to talk to her these past two days, but hesitant. She understood that, but so what? What did it have to do with her? She wasn't the one who did something wrong.

"You're right, we made the mistake of taking things for granted and lost our composure. Gu Yun Chu, we live in the same compound and went to the same school, shouldn't we have a better relationship?"

Especially during training, it's so lonely to be alone. Let's train together, encourage each other, and have someone to compete with—wouldn't that help us improve faster? Especially during sparring, two people together are always better than one!

Xu Yi genuinely felt that Gu Yun Chu was amazing, and could serve as a role model in both studies and training.

“You’re right. We live in the same compound and go to the same school. We see each other all the time, so we can try to get to know each other.”

However, if something similar happens again, then it means we're really not suited to be together, and we should go our separate ways.

Liu Jiu wasn't trying to condemn him outright, but he wanted to make a statement beforehand to avoid seeing Ma Zijun looking hesitant again.

Liu Jiu thought Xu Yi's personality was good; he said what he meant and was straightforward.

Although Gu Yun Chu is less than 1.6 meters tall, she has the presence of someone 1.8 meters tall, and she walks with great authority.

Lan Shengli felt that Ma Zijun should learn from Xu Yi in this respect; he was thick-skinned and could let go of things. As for Liu Jiu, he had his own judgment.

A group of people walked towards the training ground, and from a distance, they looked quite imposing.