Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

In this chapter, Qi Shan confronts Lin Su, demanding to know why he possesses a jade ornament that holds significant sentimental value, as it belonged to Qi Shan's mother. The ornament symbolizes Qi Shan's connection to his past and his deceased friend, Tan Qu. The confrontation escalates, revealing Qi Shan's intense emotions and his struggle with his identity and the memories of those he has lost. Lin Su taunts Qi Shan, hinting at their intertwined fates and the implications of the jade ornament's ownership. As Qi Shan's anger peaks, he nearly kills Lin Su, but is interrupted by a young boy's voice, causing him to release Lin Su. The chapter explores themes of identity, loss, and the complexities of memory through their tense exchange and the revelation of Qi Shan's hidden past. Ultimately, Qi Shan's obsession with resurrecting his friend and the secrets surrounding the jade ornament lead him to a deeper understanding of his own motivations, culminating in a decision to pursue Lin Su, who possesses crucial information about the past.

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