High Martial: What! Did I Dig Up Someone Else's Supreme Bone?

Su Lin transmigrates into a high-martial world, and the first thing he hears is, “Brother Su Lin, let’s go.”

He is instantly overjoyed. Here it comes, the breakup trope! I’ve been dumped, and now I’m going to take off!

But when he opens his eyes, the campus belle is holding his arm, while the boy across from them glares red-eyed and vows, “Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river. Just you wait!”

Su Lin is stunned.

Even worse, when he gets home, his father pats him on the shoulder. “Son, your Supreme Bone is ready. When should we transplant it?”

The butler immediately adds, “Young Master, the engagement has been broken off too. That declining family isn’t worthy of you.”

Su Lin is completely stunned.

Stealing someone’s childhood sweetheart, breaking off an engagement, having a Supreme Bone removed, and oppressing a poor-born genius: from the start, he has managed to provoke four chosen ones at once!

To avoid being beaten to a pulp by the future protagonists, Su Lin decides to do the opposite. He will return what he owes, save those who need saving, and make sure not a single mastermind behind the scenes gets away.

But he soon discovers that the chosen ones all seem to be connected to the same secret.

Why does a Supreme Bone exist in a high-martial world?

Why does every child of fortune seem to have had their life arranged in advance?

And is Su Lin, the great villain, really a villain?