Regarding Third Uncle Ancestor Cui Huchen's "going against the grain and biting the hand that feeds you" behavior, some elders with actual power and exceptional juniors within the family secretly plotted to oppose him, but this Third Uncle Ancestor brutally suppressed them. With tears, he wielded the butcher's knife and directly slaughtered them clean.
Why go to such lengths?
Isn't it said that as a noble family, we should place bets on multiple fronts?
With the wealth and martial force of the Cui Family, why not wait a bit longer and observe the changes in situation? Is there really any harm in doing so, rather than acting so aggressively and placing all our hopes on one person?
"Bo Yu, do you think our Cui Family still has a chance to turn back?"
Cui Huchen looked at Cui Boyu beside him with a hint of disappointment in his eyes.
Once he thought, even if his lifespan ran out, with the support of the two tigers of the Cui Family, the family's name would never fall.
