Han Shizhong noticed that Shen Yue sometimes clearly hid certain things, yet trusted Shen Yue's character. If Shen Yue revealed the truth, he would analyze it; if Shen Yue chose not to speak, he would not question further.
This was his principle, though he also knew that Liang Hongyu couldn't easily conceal matters from those close to her. Worried that Liang Hongyu might press too hard, he stepped in to mediate.
Liang Hongyu, mindful of Han Shizhong's warning, couldn't help but ask again, "Who is the person on the beam?"
Shen Yue shook his head.
Liang Hongyu remarked curiously, "They're clearly accomplices. How could Brother Shen only know Yue Fei's name?"
Han Shizhong sighed, "Brother is no immortal—how could he know everything?"
Shen Yue chuckled upon hearing this.
Toward more complex personalities, he always practiced tolerance. Knowing now that Han and Liang worked harmoniously to deal with matters, he felt no displeasure whatsoever.
