You Told Me to Get Lost, So Why Are You Begging Me to Come Back?

Han Feng unexpectedly transmigrates to a world of immortal cultivation. He's not especially talented, but he has parents.

His father is the Marquis of Zhenbei, a peerless Ninth-Realm powerhouse.

His mother is the daughter of the master of the Ten Thousand Swords Pavilion, an Eighth-Realm sword immortal.

His grandfather is a legendary sword god at the peak of the Ninth Realm.

With a start like this, you could say there's nothing in this world Han Feng can't solve with a single word: Dad.

And if there is, he can just call for Mom, too.

But after spending twenty years away from home, he finally returns to his parents' arms, only to face insults and cold stares at every turn.

Even the dogs at the Marquis of Zhenbei's estate look down on him as a country bumpkin.

His parents even say outright that he isn't fit to compare to a single hair on his younger brother Han Yu's head.

Unable to take it any longer, Han Feng decides to let loose for once and stop holding back.

To his surprise, he binds to a Life of Indulgence System.

If he's going to let loose, he might as well go all the way. He refuses to take any more abuse, cuts ties with his parents, and embarks on a path of cultivation that is neither wholly righteous nor wholly evil, beginning his journey of revenge.

Yet the moment he leaves, the parents who couldn't stand him start searching the whole world for him, crying and begging him to come home.