After transmigrating, Chu Xiao discovers that he is the legitimate eldest son the Chu family abandoned twenty years ago.
His birth mother died a tragic death, his birth father is unknown, and his adoptive father died of illness...
More outrageous still, his brothers frame him, his stepmother falsely accuses him, and his father berates and beats him, even threatening to drive him out of the Chu family.
With no other choice, he uses his modern knowledge to first earn face-slapping victories over scoundrels at the Imperial College, then comes first in the imperial examinations as a military laureate and serves his country.
Emperor Qian orders him to win glory on the battlefield, and in his first year he annihilates Ge'erdan.
Emperor Qian sends him to guard the frontier, and he turns around and captures the King of Wannu.
Emperor Qian sends him to negotiate with an enemy nation, and before long he is keeping the empress company.
At last, Chu Xiao earns the title of Fenglang Juxu and returns to the Chu family in full battle armor.
His stepmother is so terrified that she drops to her knees. “What happened back then wasn't what I wanted. Xiao'er, can you forgive me?”
Chu Xiao's father is even more remorseful, weeping as he says, “Xiao'er, I was misled by someone. Do you still consider me your father?”
Seated high on his horse, Chu Xiao looks down at them all. “Forgive you? Go to hell and ask my mother to forgive you!”
The plot is very good and the expression is very satisfying. It is true that a newborn calf is not afraid of tigers, and it will become more exciting after reading.
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