You Said You Would Never Regret Cutting Ties, So Why Are You Crying Now That I’ve Crushed the High Martial World?

Du Ze thought he was the happiest person in the world. He had six stunningly beautiful older sisters and a brilliant childhood sweetheart.

But he never imagined he was only a substitute.

When the Du family found their real eldest son, everything changed.

His sisters drove him out of the house and even demanded that he transfer his household registration.

His childhood sweetheart broke off their engagement and wanted to cut ties with him.

Since you’re all so heartless, don’t blame me for using cheats.

“Du Ze, I order you to drop out immediately, or I’ll have the senior students break your legs… You actually made them kneel!”

“Du Ze, there’s no way you’ll get into one of the top three academies… You’ve already been accepted through early admission!”

“Du Ze, this alien beast is too strong. We’re no match for it… You actually killed it!”

A sixteen-foot lotus body, Wind-Fire Wheels, the Samadhi True Fire, a Three Heads and Six Arms Dharma Body…

In this high-martial-arts world, Du Ze gradually unlocks Nezha’s divine powers, sweeping aside his contemporaries with his peerless abilities.

By then, his sisters and childhood sweetheart regret everything.

Without Du Ze,

his eldest sister, a business prodigy, makes one bad decision after another, and her company is gradually devoured by its rivals;

his second sister, once mighty in battle, loses her strength and becomes a cripple;

his childhood sweetheart, a martial arts genius, discovers that her comprehension is actually terrible and that she can’t even master spear techniques.

…

Gradually, they finally realize that their past success did not come from the talent they had arrogantly claimed as their own. It was Du Ze who had been quietly supporting them all along.

They come to their senses and bitterly regret what they did. Kneeling before Du Ze, they beg him through tears to forgive them.

“You only figured that out now? Too late!”

By this point, Du Ze’s power rivals that of the gods, and he regards all the women as ants.

“When the sun sets, you won’t stand by me. When I rise again, who are you?”

“Get lost!”