Han Qi, heir to the Purple Emperor, possesses a host of extraordinary abilities, including Artifact Eyes, purple lightning, and a Purple-Haired Brush.
Yet on the path of Xuanling, Han Qi constantly asks himself:
If a person has no power, then they have no worth. Does that mean they cannot earn the respect of others?
If a person has no worth, then they have nothing to offer others. Does that mean no one will help them?
If a person has neither power nor worth, and nothing to offer anyone, are they destined to be abandoned by everyone?
Will even their family, friends, and beloved gradually drift away from them?
Are power, worth, and benefit really that important?
Are family bonds, friendship, and love really worthless?
In the face of power, worth, and benefit, are they really so fragile?
So utterly incapable of withstanding even the slightest...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
You are such a loser! I can actually hold on to it