This stable only had a handful of horses, and he could find fault with every single one.
Luckily, no one else was around. Otherwise, his words would have scared off countless customers, and the owner wouldn't have let it slide.
In fact, the owner's face had already turned ashen.
He had seen them come in and thought they didn't look like buyers, so he'd been taking a little nap in his chair. Who knew he'd run into a troublemaker here to stir things up, trashing his horses until they sounded worthless.
"What are you spouting nonsense for! All the horses here are fine steeds! First-rate! Not a single nag among them! Slandering me with your baseless accusations, just you watch, I'll..."
He rolled up his sleeves, ready to throw a punch. But when he got closer and sized him up, he saw Guan Shan was tall and broad-shouldered, making him look like a scrawny chicken in comparison. Figuring he was no match, he decided to go get help from outside.
