Strongest Mad Soldier.

Summary

Su Rui reflects on his complex feelings towards Bai Tian Zhu, the old master of the Bai Family, as he observes the family's struggles. Despite his disdain for Bai Tian Zhu, he feels sympathy for the burdens he carries. Su Rui and Su Chi Yan discuss the precarious nature of powerful families, emphasizing that ambition can lead to destruction. They recognize that the recent upheavals in the capital's elite families are linked to Su Rui's actions. As they contemplate the future, Su Rui dismisses the notion that the Bai Family is at a dead end, believing that internal dynamics will determine their fate. He also hints at the need to collect debts, indicating a shift in focus towards personal matters.

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