The One Who Holds the Sword to Break the Situation

Born into a declining criminal family, he was sent to the Dali Temple Prison at an early age to serve as a "poison test rat" and lived in a dark and damp death row for sixteen years. He is not a hot-blooded boy in the traditional sense, but an extremely rational, even cold-blooded "survivor." He has no system, no grandfather, and his only reliance is his precise calculation of people's hearts and the killing skills he has developed in the mountains of corpses and seas of blood. He believes in "fighting evil with evil". In order to revenge and survive, he can be more evil than the evil people, but he has a bottom line: not to harm the innocent, but the right to define "innocent" is in his hands. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.