The Godly Rich Man for Ten Thousand Years.

Summary

Huang Xing lay on the ground, bleeding, as his family silently wept. He pleaded for his brother's safety despite the brutal beatings he endured. Lu Hang intervened, suggesting forty-nine strikes were enough, citing the need for mercy due to the Huang family's offense against a former emperor. The young man, however, insisted on punishment, declaring that those who disturb the resting places of kings must die. Yan Qing, a powerful ally, intervened, showcasing his strength by easily defeating the young man's lackeys. The young man, realizing Yan Qing's power, questioned their motives and affiliations. Tensions escalated as Lu Hang and Yan Qing prepared to confront the young man, who was infuriated by their disregard for his royal status.

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