To avenge his father, Chen Fang went into seclusion for three years to break through to Foundation Establishment.
But when he emerged, he discovered that his parents already had a new son.
In just three years, their adopted son had taken his place.
Chen Fang wanted to fight back, but by a twist of fate, he glimpsed the threads of three thousand karmic ties.
His parents resented him: “We were only celebrating his birthday. Why have you become so unreasonable?”
His childhood friend was fed up with him: “Lin An didn’t mean it that way. You’re reading too much into it.”
His master looked down on him: “He’s only an ordinary mortal. What’s wrong with giving him a little leeway?”
In the end, his spiritual roots were ripped out, and he died alone.
Chen Fang resolved to stop enduring it all and turned to the Way of Ruthlessness.
But the parents and master who had scolded him for being unreasonable began to panic.
His childhood friend wept: “I’ve always thought of Lin An as a little brother. I’ve never liked him that way. Please forgive me, all right?”
His master pleaded: “I was wrong. Please come back, all right?”
His parents stared in a daze. “I remember Ping’er being so close to us. Did his father... do something wrong?”
Although the plot is indeed disgusting, it is somewhat logical at least. The villain is systematic, memory tampering, and likable. It's enough for the protagonist to escape unscathed. With the encouragement of 5 stars, After reading it, I found that the protagonist was too cowardly. He obviously had the strength to kill the villain, but he watched helplessly as his parents and fiancée fell into trouble. So sad [petrified]
Good! No procrastination, no Holy Mother.
Worth reading a book
Real perception down to the smallest detail
Overall not bad