Chapter 57

Qin Langtian also caught sight of Qin Haotian, that rebellious son whom he regarded as an utter disgrace and wished nothing more than to kill. In Qin Langtian's eyes, Qin Haotian was nothing short of an unfilial wretch who had once disobeyed him, acted wildly and willfully, and even attempted to sever all ties with the War King Manor. He had made him lose all face, and later rumors had even branded him a spy for the Demon Race—he simply did not deserve to be his son. Now that Qin Haotian had achieved a modicum of success, he still failed to come back obediently to plead for forgiveness and beg for his magnanimity, ignoring past grudges. This only cemented Qin Langtian's resolve to eliminate this son once and for all, ensuring that his own image and the reputation of the War King Manor would remain unblemished. Better yet, he could use this as an opportunity to assert his dominance and wipe out the Langya Sacred Land in one fell swoop.