Shen Wuxiang felt a bit indignant inside.
He thought Shang Xiulin's words were quite unreasonable; if he didn't want to be the grandson, did he intend to be my grandpa?
Of course, Shen Wuxiang also knew that given the hostility between the two families, even if he called him grandpa, he might not agree...
After all, the outside world claims that Shen Wuxiang is the main culprit in the Tang extermination case.
Killing one's parents and wiping out an entire family—what a deep-seated vendetta this is?
Can a single 'grandpa' offset that?
If calling someone dad was useful, the Empire's richest man, Ma Fengyun, would have been bankrupted by now.
"Dean, others may not be aware of my relationship with the Tang Family, but don't you know?"
Shen Wuxiang felt quite aggrieved.
Because he personally felt that he was merely an executioner carrying out a mission.
At that time, Tang Li commanded the three armies, his merit overshadowing the sovereign; could the Royal Family tolerate him?
