The man was taken aback: "..." You didn't understand, did you? I was just mocking your lack of manners. So, your "inappropriate" comment means I shouldn't just talk the talk but not walk the walk?
Qu Jian'er called out, "Don't just stand there, I can't wait to eat while you all criticize me."
The man choked: "You!"
Qu Jian'er remained unmoved.
Her face was expressionless.
She seemed uninterested and disappointed at not hearing the criticism she wanted, making it hard to tell what she was thinking.
Madam Zuo suddenly felt a pang of unease; it was precisely this nonchalant attitude that made her uneasy.
She inexplicably felt a sense of oppression from being looked down upon by the other party, a strange feeling she only had when facing members of the royal family or other superiors.
Qu Jian'er is clearly just a child.
The person Qu Jian'er faced was speechless for a moment, then terrified.
He felt somewhat powerless and helpless.
The old man beside the man spoke up unhappily: "Heh, you're quite glib. I dare not say anything to others, but as an elder of the Zuo family, I have the right to educate you."
Qu Jian'er simply asked, "Oh, and who are you?"
Madam Zuo said it was a reminder, but in reality it was an attempt to exert pressure. She smiled gently and said, "He is Zuo Chen's father's second great-uncle and Zuo Chen's second grandfather."
Qu Jian'er shook her head: "Given the other party's high status, it would be too disrespectful to call Second Grandfather that."
Just as everyone thought that Second Uncle was slightly older and looked down on Qu Jian'er for being good at flattering people, Zuo Chen, who knew Qu Jian'er well, smiled.
Qu Jian'er's tone was serious, leaving no room for negotiation: "How about we change it to Two Arms?"
Second Uncle Zuo: "You! How dare you insult me!?"
He clearly hadn't expected Qu Jian'er's second half of her sentence to be such vulgar and offensive language.
But his years of politeness prevented him from reciprocating.
The others were stunned, including Zuo Chen's second uncle, the second son of the Zuo family.
Qu Jian'er looked disgusted, but kindly explained, "Look how excited you are. 'Second Arm of the Zuo Family' means the left and right arms. It means the Zuo family can't survive without you. We call you Second Arm because you're very important to us."
Second Uncle Zuo: "..." What nonsense are you spouting? Who would want something this important?!
Madam Zuo chuckled and said, "Little Qu, don't try to fool everyone."
Qu Jian'er cut off his words: "What nonsense are you talking about? You mean Erbi isn't important to the Zuo family?"
Complete victory in the first round of the PK.
Madam Zuo quickly shook her head: "Of course not."
Qu Jian'er looked at her second uncle, who was quite annoyed by her: "Look, even she thinks you have two arms. You shouldn't refuse such an honorable title."
Madam Zuo shook her head again: "No, no... no, that's not right, it is, but that's not right either."
If Uncle Zuo has heart disease.
He's in the ICU now.
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