Perhaps thinking of the stern and merciless demeanor towards the Young Master at the East Grove Cottage, not a hint of fatherly care or concern, and the fierce argument with Ying Ji, that cold and hard face finally revealed a trace of regret which Yun Rong noticed.
In this world, there are people who are the hardest in speech and the softest in heart.
Yun Rong didn't know if the Sect Master was soft-hearted, but he certainly was hard-mouthed, unable to lower his pride for a moment:
"I never let him go hungry once at meals, he is at the age when he should be learning by the pool, if he's cold or hungry, shouldn't he tell someone? Why push himself into such a situation, making everyone unhappy?"
Yun Rong couldn't help but think of the disciples in the Study Pavilion and pondered, if one is accustomed to affection and protection, how could a child not know how to seek affection?
