Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. In this chapter, the dynamics of betrayal and familial conflict are explored through the characters of Qiu Da Lang and Qiu Cheng. Gu Chi reflects on the complexities of human nature, questioning whether Qiu Cheng can accept help from Qiu Da Lang, given their tumultuous history. Qiu Cheng's pride and suspicion lead him to reject the idea of charity, fearing ulterior motives. As tensions rise, Qiu Cheng's mental state deteriorates, culminating in a desperate moment where he contemplates suicide rather than face humiliation at the hands of his brother. The chapter ends with Qiu Cheng gravely injured, expressing concern for his family's future and the potential for his brother to neglect the secondary branch of their family. .

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