After Coming Down from the Mountain, I Found Out My Whole Family Were Big Shots

At eighteen, Lin Fan was kicked down Mount Kunlun by his master.

Before he left, his master said solemnly:

“People down the mountain are dangerous.”

Lin Fan nodded.

“Understood, Master. I'll keep a low profile.”

His master added:

“I'm mainly worried you'll beat them to death.”

After descending the mountain, Lin Fan discovered that the school bully he'd casually beaten had a grandmaster at home.

The beautiful woman he'd happened to save was the heiress of a wealthy family in the capital.

The people he'd unwittingly offended had hidden sects backing them.

But none of them knew this:

Lin Fan's greatest backing wasn't Mount Kunlun.

It was his father, who wore an apron every day to shop and cook, and didn't dare say a word when his wife scolded him.

Even fewer people knew that his mother, who constantly nagged him to find a partner and seemed gentle and virtuous,

had once been the most beautiful woman in the capital.

She was also a woman no one in all of China dared to offend.