Executioner

I've quietly arrived to urge for an update.

Ah... This week has been really busy, I need to get some rest.

I'm looking forward to more descriptions of Wang Chaodong's background and past. His anxiety and longing for his wife and daughter felt somewhat superficial... Perhaps it's just me, but I don't quite believe an ordinary middle-aged man would be so driven by his wife and daughter. Midlife crises, promotions, wealth, and the death of one's wife seem more commonplace. I'd like to see some portrayal of the protagonist's flaws, or rather, not flaws. I believe in the inherent evil of human nature, and truly good people often appear very unrealistic and hypocritical... In other words, rather than a hardworking, devoted, and loving middle-aged man, I'd rather see the consequences of his past experiences, such as family trauma. Sigh, I might be rambling a bit, and my writing skills have declined in the middle of the night. Author, just take it easy and don't let me affect you, haha.

Prince Liang? A newly introduced character. We can't see much from this chapter yet, but perhaps his inherent sense of fairness will be of some help to Old Wang?

Impressive... Like pulling up a mountain? Dad? Go get an umbrella?

Sigh, I know I should drink slowly when I'm thirsty, but I just couldn't resist gulping it down.

Chaotic good? Lawful neutral? I'm actually quite hoping the organization's tone is chaotic neutral.

An organization that absorbs death row inmates—people whose identities have been erased? A special department serving the state?

Wow, this is interesting! I'd love to urge the author to update!