The Peerless Prodigy: My Entire Clan Begs Me to Show Mercy

Su Yan transmigrates into the Great Yong dynasty as the legitimate eldest son of the Duke Who Guards the Nation’s household, branded by a demon monk as a “Heavenly Wolf Calamity Star.”

At just one month old, he is struck from the family genealogy and abandoned in the Jiangnan countryside to live or die on his own.

Meanwhile, his stepmother’s illegitimate son takes his place, stealing his identity and becoming the “peerless prodigy” adored throughout the capital, pampered by the entire clan as their treasured heir.

His father looks at him coldly. “You were born a harbinger of disaster. Rot in the mud if you like, but don’t drag the ducal household down with you!”

His grandmother sneers. “Jingyao is the true dragon of the Su family. You’re not even fit to carry his shoes!”

Su Yan, who was betrayed and killed in his previous life, smiles.

If these rules have no place for me, then I’ll make the rules myself!

The five-thousand-year library of Chinese civilization opens. One poem, “Bring in the Wine,” shocks the great scholars of the realm and draws the nations to pay homage!

His modern mastery of political intrigue crushes the old ways. He takes first place in all three levels of the imperial examinations, then turns around and establishes the Eastern Depot, gaining power over the entire court!

When Su Yan stands at the peak of the court in his python robe, manipulating the imperial power and the realm as if they were in the palm of his hand,

the impostor who stole his place suffers a shattered Dao heart and becomes a deranged laughingstock.

The once-mighty Duke Who Guards the Nation’s household is condemned to execution in its entirety. His cold-blooded father and his wicked stepmother’s whole family kneel in the snow, weeping and kowtowing as they beg for mercy.

Su Yan casually tosses the charges in their faces and smiles gently. “You once called me the calamity who would wipe out your entire family. If I don’t execute ten generations of your clan today, won’t I be letting my fate go to waste?”