Chapter 149 Your Taste Isn't Very Good, Is It?
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But from Cheng Haoyu’s perspective, Li Sicheng’s smile was nothing but rubbing salt into the wound!
In Cheng Haoyu’s eyes, Li Sicheng’s smile was a mocking sneer. And the words he just spoke were equally laden with hidden meaning.
Cheng Haoyu already had a bad temper, and seeing Li Sicheng had pushed his anger to the brink of eruption. Now, after hearing Liu Qide’s words, his fury exploded instantly.
“This guy isn’t concerned about me at all. He’s just here to mock me, got it!”
Cheng Haoyu had no concept of respecting teachers and elders; he shouted and cursed vehemently.
“Listen to what he said: ‘Haven’t seen you for a few days, hope you’re okay.’ Okay? What kind of ‘okay’ is that? Everyone knows my family’s been having a rough time lately, and he’s pretending to care. He’s just mocking me, slapping me in the face! Teacher Liu, are you senile or have you been brainwashed by him? How can you believe him and even defend him? You want me to shake his hand and apologize? Damn it!”
“You... you...” Liu Qide was furious.
He prided himself on being a scholar and placed great importance on respecting teachers. But now, his student was shouting insults right in his face... this was too shocking and unacceptable for Liu Qide.
Fortunately, Cheng Qiang intervened in time, scolding Cheng Haoyu: “Haoyu, shut up! This is your teacher. How can you speak to him like that? Apologize to the teacher right now!”
Though ruthless and cunning himself, Cheng Qiang still respected teachers. Perhaps this was why he had achieved success, while Cheng Haoyu was destined to remain an incompetent rich second generation.
Under his father’s pressure, Cheng Haoyu, though unwilling, had no choice but to apologize to Liu Qide: “Teacher Liu, I’m sorry. I was too impulsive just now. Please don’t take offense.”
Just as he thought the matter was settled, Cheng Qiang pointed at Li Sicheng and said, “And what about this classmate of yours? He came specially to visit you. Aren’t you going to thank him?”
“Ah? Thank Li Sicheng?” Cheng Haoyu was stunned.
He never expected his father to demand that he thank Li Sicheng.
What the hell was going on?
Father, do you know we have a grudge? And yet you want me to thank him? Is this kid your illegitimate son? Otherwise, why would you be defending him too?
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Cheng Haoyu stared blankly at Cheng Qiang, really wanting to question his father like that. But he also knew very well that if he spoke out, he would surely be beaten half to death!
“That’s right. You owe him a thank you. Hurry up!” Cheng Qiang ordered, his face darkening.
There was a reason behind this.
Earlier in the taxi, after repeated pleas, Feng Yong had confided in him that his son’s appearance easily attracts trouble and dangerous people. Although Li Sicheng’s looks didn’t seem to suit that description, Cheng Qiang dared not be careless. That was why he insisted Cheng Haoyu must thank Li Sicheng.
Seeing his father on the verge of anger, Cheng Haoyu cowered. Not daring to delay, he half-heartedly said to Li Sicheng, “Thanks.”
“That attitude doesn’t look like a thank you. Hmph, I’ll have to teach you sometime how to properly thank someone.” Cheng Qiang glared at Cheng Haoyu but didn’t press further. Instead, he turned to Liu Qide: “Teacher Liu, your dedication to your students really moves me. Normally, I would invite you to our home, but under the current circumstances, it’s inconvenient. If possible, please come again in a few days for a home visit.”
Liu Qide saw Feng Yong and the others getting out of the taxi. Though he didn’t know who they were, he understood today wasn’t a good day for a home visit. He nodded and said, “Alright, I will come back in a few days. But about Cheng Haoyu attending school…”
“By tomorrow at the latest, he will be back in class,” Cheng Qiang replied.
He believed Feng Yong could improve their fortunes and feng shui today. Once their luck turned and business boomed again, Cheng Haoyu could return to school with peace of mind.
“Very well, then I’ll take my leave.” Liu Qide nodded and was about to leave with Li Sicheng.
“Wait!” Just then, Feng Yong hurried forward, scrutinizing Liu Qide a few moments before focusing on Li Sicheng.
“What is it, Master?” Cheng Qiang asked anxiously, wondering if there was something strange about these two—why else would the Master be so moved?
Feng Yong didn’t answer Cheng Qiang but, after a moment’s observation of Liu Qide and Li Sicheng, burst into laughter: “Excellent, excellent. These two, one has the fate of a gentleman like water, and the other possesses the fate of flourishing spring wood. Water nourishes wood, wood feeds water—this is as auspicious as it gets.”
“A gentleman’s fate like water? The fate of flourishing spring wood?”
What did any of that mean? It was completely incomprehensible! Seriously, can you speak human language?
Except for Li Sicheng and Zhu Ziming, no one else understood Feng Yong’s words.
Feng Yong didn’t bother to explain. Instead, he turned to Cheng Qiang and instructed: “Take these two with you! Their destinies will greatly aid the upcoming adjustment of your luck and feng shui.”
Destiny? Adjusting luck and feng shui?
Liu Qide was utterly confused.
Beside him, Li Sicheng only shook his head with a smile.
It was true that Liu Qide’s fate was like a gentleman’s water, but Li Sicheng’s was not merely the fate of flourishing spring wood. Although it resembled that fate superficially, in reality, it was many levels above it!
Destinies had ranks.
The higher the rank, the better the fortune and the greater the achievements possible.
For example, the so-called emperor’s fate of old was actually the Ziwei Emperor Star fate, a top-tier destiny!
Li Sicheng did not correct Feng Yong’s mistake; he had no obligation to educate others. Besides, he was happy to use this error as a means to get into the Cheng family villa to see what Feng Yong’s real abilities were.
In his heart, Li Sicheng rated Feng Yong: “This feng shui master from Hong Kong—his abilities are unknown, but his discernment really isn’t that great!”
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