Jiang Hui gazed around slowly, casting a glance at An Lan, feeling a bit inexplicably sentimental.
Say what you will, flamboyant always remains flamboyant.
Especially for someone like An Lan, who has been an ancient relic for countless millennia, living from an early age in praises like "My son Wang Teng has the demeanor of a Great Emperor." This flamboyant attribute has probably seeped deep into his bones, his bloodline, marinated through and through.
On the flip side, it seems that precisely because of An Lan's character, his popularity is so high. Even before he appears, the groundwork is laid to the fullest. When he does appear, it reaches the pinnacle, and when he's beaten by Emperor Huang Tian and cries for help, he instantly calls for his good friend Yu Tuo to save him.
