Under Mu Yunchu’s probing, Li Sheng was forced to recall mories he absolutely did not want to revisit.
The reason his father is surnad Wei while he is surnad Li is because he was not raised as a wealthy young master by his side.
Li Sheng grew up in an isolated village, with parents who were nothing more than ordinary rural folks, and his family was incredibly poor, which is why he hardly went to school.
He only graduated from junior high school before ending his education to work outside.
Of course, the reason he didn’t go to school wasn’t solely because his family had no money, but because he really wasn’t cut out for studying; his grades were consistently at the bottom, and he never focused on it.
However, at that ti, he simply did not know his true identity as a young master, or else he would have made every effort to attend university.
In their village, elentary school diplomas were common, and soone like him who completed junior high was already very rare.
From a young age, the education he received was that reading too many books was useless, and it was better to work early to support the family.
So this way of thinking had long been deeply rooted in Li Sheng’s heart.
He didn’t bla his family for being poor.
He even argued with his parents, blaming them for bringing him into the world.
Strangely, he had weak familial bonds since childhood, and his affection for his parents wasn’t deep.
Li Sheng lived like this for over twenty years.
Just last month, a group of n in black suits suddenly found him, saying he was the biological child of a renowned wealthy businessman in Nanxie City who was abandoned.
This was no different from a pie falling from the sky.
On one hand, he was happy to suddenly beco a wealthy person, and on the other hand, excited that he could finally leave those parents who were nothing.
Under Li Sheng’s questioning, he learned that he was originally bought by them.
Decades of parental nurturing turned into nothing on that day, and he left without looking back, following the n in black to his current ho, becoming a rich second generation.
Although he was ntally prepared, he was still shocked when he saw the so-called father, already with greying temples.
Because according to this calculation, the other party must have had him when he was at least over forty.
But he wisely chose not to ask about it.
Why bother with such things, as long as he had money.
In the month that followed, he lived a happy life he’d never enjoyed since birth.
The pocket money Mr. Wei gave him every day was sothing he could never earn from a lifeti of work.
After living like this for about a month, just a few days ago, his credit card was suddenly stopped.
After inquiring, he learned that it was because Mr. Wei felt he was squandering too much, and as a successor, he was really not presentable, so out of anger, this situation occurred.
It was then that Li Sheng realized he might have gotten carried away and didn’t expect such a move from Mr. Wei.
He quickly adjusted his mindset and wanted to proactively admit his mistake.
But honestly, Li Sheng didn’t see this matter as significant.
Because in his view, his father had only him as a successor.
And given his father’s age, it was impossible for him to have another child.
So his inheritance could only end up with him.
But when he went to admit his mistake to his father, standing at the door of the office, he heard news that was extrely disheartening.
He was going to change the will.
At that mont, Li Sheng went crazy, completely unable to accept this outco.
According to his father’s words, once the will was changed, the money he would receive would be almost zero.
And it was all because his behavior was unfit to be the heir of the Wei Family.
At that mont, Li Sheng suddenly understood why he was taken back a month ago and didn’t even change his surna back; it turned out his father never recognized him as his son.
Listening to words more embarrassing than those from strangers, describing him as even worse than trash.
Coupled with the realization that he might not get any money, Li Sheng only rembered that his mind went blank at that ti, and he started arguing with his father at ho.
When he ca to his senses, his father had already been pushed down to the ground by him.
In panic, he sent him to the hospital, only to be told by the doctor that he had suffered a stroke and might never wake up.
To be honest, at that mont, not only was he not sad, but he also breathed a sigh of relief.
As long as the will wasn’t changed, it didn’t matter if his father never woke up again; on the contrary, he could gain the most benefit.
Because no one was controlling him, Li Sheng even brought over his girlfriend he had been dating for years.
The company couldn’t go without a decision-maker, so Li Sheng began sleeping only three to four hours a day to learn how to beco a competent manager.
He had never been so serious about anything before.
Just when he thought the days would slowly pass until he could fully take over the company, he received an earth-shattering piece of bad news.
The doctor said Mr. Wei showed signs of waking up recently.
This wasn’t just about whether he could get the money anymore.
Once Mr. Wei woke up, his actions of pushing him down and causing a stroke would be known to everyone. Judging by the attitude of the elder toward him before falling into a coma, the only outco awaiting Li Sheng would be imprisonnt.
So he couldn’t let him wake up.
No matter what thod was used.
But ordinary murder thods wouldn’t work; he had to do it unknowingly and silently.
Amidst Li Sheng’s distress, his girlfriend suddenly said she knew an expert who might be able to handle this.
As long as money was offered, it was not a difficult task.
But the only problem was his girlfriend used this matter to blackmail Li Sheng into marriage.
After pondering for a while, the next morning, the two went to the civil affairs bureau for registration.
At the sa ti, he learned of a thod conveyed by the master.
That night, he followed the other party’s instructions to carry out the action.
Even though before doing so, Li Sheng conducted a considerable amount of ntal counseling.
But he also knew at this point, there was no turning back.
At midnight, he first lit a white candle, wrote Mr. Wei’s date of birth on the talisman paper, then found a red thread to tie the talisman paper, tightly wrapping it around the candle, with the other end connecting to Mr. Wei’s middle finger.
As the candle was lit, Li Sheng and his girlfriend instantly slled an overwhelmingly pungent stench filling the room, and as the candle gradually burned down, they clearly saw Mr. Wei’s face getting increasingly worse.
Until he was more exhaling than inhaling, and once the candle and talisman paper completely burned up, the person ultimately stopped breathing altogether.
Looking at the lifeless person, Li Sheng felt indescribable emotions.
There was a sense of luck mixed with concern.
But having done it, and the person already dead, regretting now was too late.
Yet what he didn’t expect was, on the first night of holding the wake, strange events began to occur.
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