Qise: I Only Have You to Die

Tian Fei always thought that all the failures in life were his fault. Suppression at work, deception in marriage, his father's guided investment, and the untouchable secrets of his children - it wasn't until he lost everything that he discovered that the outcome had already been preset. Those decisions that seemed to be made by him were just limited choices left to him by others in order to push him to a predetermined ending. It's not that people don't have choices, it's just that most of the time, the paths they can take are so limited that they're almost destined. Some people are chess pieces, some see the chessboard, and some think they are chess players, but they don't know that there is a chessboard beyond the chessboard. Human nature cannot stand the test, especially when the test is a trap carefully designed by others. Starting from white, every color is Tian Fei's irreversible understanding of the world. From then on, it is no longer just revenge, but seeing the rules clearly, taking back the choice, and walking to a place where you can really make a move. You made me lose everything. You'd better be alive when I fight back.