Zhou Yan stood with clenched fists behind him, the blatant favoritism nearly pushing him to the edge of rage.
But considering his Master's significant affair, he still tried hard to endure.
This was almost the most suffocating experience in Hou Chen's life because if it were his own matter, he would have acted long ago.
"Chen, although you and Master both walk the Path of Invincibility, proclaiming 'Only I Am Supreme,' sometimes patience is necessary—it's not about shrinking back, but rather about tempering and cultivating one's mind and heart.
Appropriate restraint is not a sign of cowardice, but rather waiting for the right moment to deliver a lethal blow to the enemy at the most crucial time, eradicating their Attack Power completely."
Zhou Yan conveyed calmly through spiritual transmission.
"Yes, Master. Chen understands. In the future, Chen will be cautious, and if I can't kill with one strike, I will be sure to assess the situation first."
