Zhang Zhentian only now realizes that his son harbors such immense ambition. Every word his son speaks is perfectly reasonable, yet he himself has no way to refute it. He can only allow his son to control him again and again, because he hasn't done anything that justifies opposing his son.
What kind of pressure has he placed on his son to make him turn into the person he is today? He has become so terrifying, so unrecognizable—a far cry from the person Zhang thought he knew. Step by step, his son has transformed into this version of himself, and Zhang wonders whether it all has something to do with him. Is his son really doomed to live like this for the rest of his life? If that's the case, what choice would Zhang's inner conscience make?
