Encountering the relentless Ji Family, Zhu Zhizhou is indeed unlucky.
At this point, he would rather the Ji Family act like the Yan Family, say what they want directly, and leave when displeased. That way, he might feel less embarrassed.
But now, he is already under the guillotine, and they refuse to give him a swift stroke; instead, they demand him to confess all his wrongdoings before they lower the blade.
In front of family, the young master didn't describe the situation in detail, only mentioned he injured Zhu Zhizhou in self-defense.
Yet even if the young master doesn't say much, the Ji Family is smart enough to imagine the rest.
Cornered, Zhu Zhizhou had no choice but to gather his courage and admit the mistake, following the provocative remarks made that day.
