FVN Chapter 43 - Forcing the Child of Destiny to Kill His Sister to Prove His Dao—Wouldn’t That Be Absolutely Thrilling?
Chapter 43 - Forcing the Child of Destiny to Kill His Sister to Prove His Dao—Wouldn’t That Be Absolutely Thrilling?
Chapter 43: Forcing the Child of Destiny to Kill His Sister to Prove His Dao—Wouldn’t That Be Absolutely Thrilling?
Why kill Lin Xi?
Of course, to disgust you!
That’s what Zhang Chen thought inwardly, though he wouldn’t say it out loud.
Instead, he let out a cold laugh. “You don’t need to know the reason. Whether you do it or not is up to you.”
Not yielding to reason or persuasion, Zhang Chen wasn’t like those brainless villains.
Tell you the reason?
Are you stupid?
Why should I tell you?
Ye Fan was seething with nowhere to release his strength or anger.
He clenched his fists tightly, and finally forced out each word through gritted teeth.
“Then how can you prove that you can save my sister?”
Zhang Chen didn’t dodge the question. Instead, he directly pulled something out from his body.
And the moment Ye Fan saw that thing—
His entire expression froze, eyes widening instantly!
“You
“Looks like you still remember.”
“How do you have this thing?! Are you from the Lin family—no! Who the hell are you?!”
Why was Ye Fan so agitated?
Simple.
What Zhang Chen took out was precisely the experimental drug Ye Fan had stolen from the re
Zhang Chen just gave a cold snort. “I have my reasons.”
“If you don’t tell me, then I can’t agree!”
Oh?
Still negotiating terms at this point?
Zhang Chen smiled but fell silent for a moment.
Then finally ground out the words between clenched teeth: “Because I want revenge!”
Revenge?
Ye Fan hadn’t expected that to be the reason.
But when he saw the hatred and venom in the man’s eyes, he believed it a bit.
He was even curious—what kind of grudge could make someone hate the Lin family this much?
“Fine! I agree!”
Ye Fan finally nodded.
He quickly left with the prototype injector Zhang Chen had given him.
But in his heart, he had his own plan. He had no intention of following Zhang Chen’s orders.
Ye Fan could never have guessed—
This was all a trap Zhang Chen had laid for him.
And after he left,
the paper puppet under Zhang Chen’s control began to burn naturally.
In mere seconds, it turned to ash and disappeared without a trace.
Leaving no evidence behind.
Well—
One thing was left.
A box.
Inside were the research data stolen from the Lin family’s lab, and several more prototype drug injectors.
Footnotes:
气运之子 (qì yùn zhī zǐ)– “Child of Destiny”: A staple trope in xianxia and other fantasy genres referring to a protagonist fated to have great fortune, luck, and fate-defying experiences. Often the main character around whom the world seems to revolve.证道 (zhèng dào)– “Proving the Dao”: A cultivation term meaning to reach enlightenment or achieve immortality, often requiring some great personal sacrifice or breakthrough. Here, it’s used ironically to refer to Ye Fan needing to kill his sister to achieve this.搞死你 (gǎo sǐ nǐ)– Slang, roughly “mess you up” or “screw you over,” with strong hostility. Indicates the speaker is out for revenge or destruction.天人交加 (tiān rén jiāo jiā)– Literally “heaven and man intertwined”: A Chinese idiom referring to deep internal conflict, often emotional or moral turmoil. Used to describe someone struggling with a painful decision.玩~ (wán~)– Internet slang, flirty/taunting in tone, meaning “just toying with you” or “messing around.” The tilde at the end adds a mocking or playful nuance.