The Unknown God of War

Chapter 83

Yun Jiahu furrowed his brows. Although he was in a high position, the other party was a military officer after all. The Li family had large estates and businesses in Jiangling, and he was no match to the powerful locals regardless of the authority he had.

Li Fenglan was stunned when she saw the battle. Her voice was trembling as she pleaded, “This was a misunderstanding, Young Master Li. Regarding the matter with Third Master Li, we…”

Li Fenglan flinched in fear. She wanted to apologize, but Li Ziyang interrupted her at the next second, “I’m here to apologize to you personally on behalf of him.”

Li Ziyang gave a ninety-degree bow with full sincerity.

“I’m sorry, sir and madam.”

There were at least ten members of the Li family behind him, and they bowed in unison. “We’re sorry.”

The Yun family were dumbfounded. Li Fenglan held her mouth wide open and widened her eyes as she was left speechless.

Wh-What was happening?

Li Ziyang was not here to take revenge on them but to apologize to them personally.

Yun Jiaming pinched himself in disbelief, and the pain convinced him that he wasn’t dreaming.

Li Ziyang scowled and pulled Li Fei up from the stretcher. After that, he slapped Li Fei's face twice and

snarled, “Son of a b*tch, hurry up and apologize to them!”

Li Ziyang’s eyes were burning with anger. He wished that he could choke Li Fei the bastard to death.

Didn’t he know who Chu Feng was? He was the head of the military, and his position was comparable to a sergeant major. He was the governor of a large army.

He could bring in three thousand fully armed soldiers with just a single word. He could turn the entire Jiangling upside down with just a wave of his hand. Who in the Li family would dare to offend him?

When he offended Chu Feng in the past, he even kneeled and begged for forgiveness to show his sincerity and dissipate Chu Feng’s anger so that he wouldn’t hold a grudge against him.

The bastard Li Fei was so bold that he even proposed a marriage on his behalf. He even said he could take him under his wing, and he wanted to turn Yun Muqing into a domestic slave.

Hiss!

It wouldn’t be too much to kill him a few hundred times because of his mistakes.

His actions were going to cause so much trouble to the Li family that their entire family could be destroyed because of this one mistake.

Li Ziyang truly hoped that he could give this bastard a serious punishment. When he heard of the news, he immediately pulled him out of the hospital and brought him to the Yun family to apologize to them. He didn’t want Chu Feng to burn them into ashes out of anger.

Once the anger of Yun Jiaming and his wife dissipated, a big shot like Chu Feng would naturally stop looking for a lowly man like Li Fei. Li Ziyang was especially sure about this.

In the eyes of the dumbstruck crowd, Li Fei crawled out of the stretcher in panic. His face was badly beaten up, and he cried cowardly as he kneeled on the ground and kowtowed repeatedly, begging for forgiveness.

“I’m sorry. I’m a jerk. I’m at fault…

“I’m a snob, I’m a dog biting on the strength of my master. I shouldn’t have offended you, please forgive me and spare me…

“I’m just a lackey. I-I’m just a dog. Please don’t find faults in a dog like me.”

As he spoke, Li Fei lay on the floor and started imitating the barking sound of dogs. He was so scared that he almost wet his pants.

As the Yun family stared at him in disbelief, Li Ziyang kicked Li Fei to the side violently and said, “Sir, madam, I have kicked this bastard out of the Li family and removed all his shares in the company. He will be making a living for himself on his own from now on. Are you satisfied with the punishment?”

“S-Satisfied…”

Li Fenglan agreed subconsciously. She even felt a little sorry for him. Upstodatee from Novel(D)ra/m/a.O(r)g

Li Fei was originally a rich playboy, ignorant, and incompetent, but he was now handicapped and

evicted from his home. God knew how miserable he would live for the rest of his life now. Every single day would feel like hell, and it would be even more miserable than death.