We’ve Cut Ties, So Why Should I Go Easy on You?

Fifteen years ago, the real young master, Xiao Chen, was taken away and disappeared without a trace.

Fifteen years later, he was brought back to the Xiao family. Xiao Chen lived cautiously, agreeing with everything, yet his family still couldn’t stand him.

His three older sisters bullied him for fun, shaving his head and cutting his clothes to shreds.

The adopted son, Xiao Lixuan, spat at him and mocked him as a country bumpkin.

Those were only small things.

What hurt Xiao Chen most was that the adopted son kicked his little dog to death, then tearfully claimed it was an accident.

Only when Xiao Chen died on the operating table did he realize why his parents had brought him home: to keep their adopted son alive!

The Xiao family had never accepted him. From beginning to end, they had treated him as nothing more than a pawn to be discarded once used.

Reborn, Xiao Chen’s heart went cold. Seeing through everything, he turned ruthless, acting decisively and killing without hesitation as he rose to the top.

The Xiao family went bankrupt, and its members were scattered or dead.

Someone asked Xiao Chen, “Do you really have to wipe them all out?”

Xiao Chen replied, “We’ve already cut ties. Why would I show them mercy?”