The Mightiest Little Master of Metaphysics
Chapter 63 Offending People

Chapter 63: Chapter 63 Offending People

"Grandpa, I have to say this about you. If you had been strict with Uncle when he was young, would he be like this now? Besides, you only care about Uncle. My dad is your eldest son, yet I feel you don’t like him at all."

The Old Master was so angry that his cane pounded the ground, "You brat, are you crazy or something, to talk about your elders like that?"

"Why can’t I talk about it? What era is this? You still hold on to this hierarchy nonsense, only our family is so conservative. We claim to be a Xuan Sect family, but do you know what some of my friends think of us? They say we’re street sorcerers at best, and at worst, street con artists."

The Old Master swung his cane to hit him, and Yun Kuang was so scared he quickly ran away.

As he ran, he thought, What’s wrong with me today?

Why did I suddenly spill out all those old complaints and grievances?

Could it be that practicing the Truth Talisman these past few days has driven me crazy?

While running, he bumped into the housekeeper.

The housekeeper didn’t know what happened and hurriedly supported him, "Young Master Yun Kuang, what’s going on with you..."

"Housekeeper Liu, no offense, but your work attitude was okay before, and now you’ve started to slack off, like you’re ready to retire. Just look at your current work attitude and abilities. Even when the family was paving a cement road, you messed it up to the point I got blamed. Usually, mistakes like this should cost you money, but I’ve been generous in not holding it against you..."

The housekeeper looked completely helpless, wondering what he did to provoke this sudden reprimand.

"You brat, get out of here!"

The Old Master himself hadn’t caught up, but his cane had, striking Yun Kuang hard on the foot.

Yun Kuang jumped around in pain, muttering to himself, "This old man sure has a temper, not even afraid of getting too worked up..."

The housekeeper quickly covered his mouth, "Young Master, you mustn’t say things like that."

"But I’m telling the truth, it’s not like I’m cursing him."

Yun Kuang waved his hand dismissively and turned towards the front gate.

He couldn’t stay at home anymore, at least not today.

He went out to meet some friends, the ones he’d been out driving with a few days ago.

Yun Kuang felt he was possessed today; usually, he’d swallow his grievances, but today at home, they all came pouring out.

Even a God would fear offending people, huh.

This was bad, how could he ever face his family again?

"Brother Yun..." a friend came over to greet him.

Yun Kuang lay lazily on the sofa, responding with a nonchalant "Mm."

Seeing his friend looking all cheerful, he got instantly furious, "Why are you so happy? Trying to bring bad luck to Brother Yun?"

"No, Brother Yun, I didn’t say anything," the friend replied with a smile.

"You didn’t say anything, but just looking at you annoys me. Weren’t you the one who egged me on to go driving a few days ago, saying the car could handle the mud without getting stuck? And when it did, why didn’t you help cover the towing fees, leaving it all to me? Am I just a sucker to you guys, who only want to eat and drink on my dime..."

He kept ranting on and on, leaving his friends dumbfounded, exchanging glances among themselves.

One mumbled, "Should we just leave?"

"Let’s see who dares to leave! Isn’t Brother Yun allowed to vent a bit? Do you think Brother Yun can’t afford it or something?"

...

At the Yun Mansion, Yun Qi was comforting the Old Master.

"Grandpa, don’t get angry. Anger makes you age faster."

Then, she reached out her little hand to gently rub the Old Master’s chest.

The Old Master smiled broadly, "Grandpa isn’t angry, Qi, don’t worry. It’s just your big brother... sigh!"

"Big Brother has just had a string of bad luck lately, he’s not in a good mood."

"Sigh! You don’t understand! He still harbors many grievances inside, and today he just blurted them all out." The Old Master felt heavy-hearted, especially about Yun Kuang’s remarks on him being partial to the younger son and neglecting the elder. If Yun Kuang thought that way, he must have been influenced by his father.

To be fair, he did favor Yun Qiuce a bit more because he was the youngest among the brothers.

But he never mistreated the eldest; he always assigned the best family businesses to him. As for Yun Qiuce, because he was young and liked to play, he figured he should set aside some money for his retirement, ensuring he’d never end up destitute.

Parents love their children and make distinctions based on their personalities and abilities of course.

He didn’t expect the eldest son’s family to have such strong opinions about it.

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