My Family Died for the Nation, So What If I Slay the World

They called him a fool—a brain-damaged disgrace married off like livestock. But the young marquis remembers everything: his family slaughtered defending the empire, his inheritance stolen, his name dragged through mud by the very people who owe him blood debts. Now Qin Chuan rises from the ashes with a blade and a promise: every corrupt official, every scheming noble, every coward who profited from his family's sacrifice will pay in full. No mercy. No forgiveness. When the entire capital kneels in terror, they finally understand—this isn't revenge. This is reckoning.