The strong-willed Chai Zheng Zhou, who had been tough all his life, only taught his grandson two words before he aged — bow down.
Although he himself never succeeded in doing so, the scene where blood splattered onto the innocent face of the child still served as the final lesson for his grandson. It taught the little monster what a cautionary tale is, and what it means to not repeat past mistakes.
Before acquiring the ancient divine mirror, Chai Asi had always lived this way, as his grandfather taught him, keeping his tail between his legs.
He had no genuine friends, nor was he recognized or accepted.
Yuan Yong extorted him at will, and Pig Dali also looked down on him.
Childhood friends once leaned on his shoulder, engaging in hard work all day long... for those leeching vampires.
Though he ventured into the mountains many times to gather herbs, he never found good-quality herbs. Yet, he never kept any for himself, nor did he sell any at a good price.
