Murong's little scheming was actually quite easy to satisfy—all it would take was for Su Yinhe to throw a few punches with Chi Yan, but Su Yinhe didn't want to indulge him.
It's not like she had nothing better to do.
She still found Chi Yan quite a novelty.
She couldn't bear to lay a hand on him.
As for Chi Yan, whenever Su Yinhe would simply pick up a kitchen knife, he would worry that she might hurt herself.
All nervous and jittery.
Fight with Su Yinhe?
An impossibility.
If he really did fight with Su Yinhe, he'd probably just stand there, let her hit him, and at the same time worry whether her hand would hurt while punching him.
So, the two of them could never really get into a fight.
Murong's little schemes, while seemingly easy to satisfy, were actually not that easy to fulfill.
Because the two of them simply wouldn't fight.
But Murong just wanted to see them fight, constantly badmouthing Chi Yan to Su Yinhe.
Making all kinds of speculations.
