Ye Ning was also sizing up Xuanyuan Huang.
He was a remarkably handsome man, appearing to be in his early fifties—the definition of a "distinguished older gentleman." He carried a heavy, imposing air, the very image of imperial majesty. As the Jiuzhou Supreme, his presence was truly incomparable to that of an ordinary man. That sense of supremacy and self-importance was something even Ye Wushuang could not claim to surpass. Ye Ning had seen the Jiuzhou Supreme on television before, but this was his first time seeing him in person.
As Ye Ning scrutinized Xuanyuan Huang, Xuanyuan Huang returned the favor. When their gazes collided, ripples seemed to stir in the air.
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