“But even so, the heartless man still wasn’t satisfied. He only had one thought—he wanted to choose the most outstanding successor. Moreover, he felt that the field of medicine the second young master liked, the music the third young master liked, and the car racing the fourth young master liked, were all low-class and unpresentable things. If word got out, people would laugh at the Jiang family.
“So, one by one, he beat them up until… their bodies were torn to shreds.”
Jiang Yu learned from Uncle Mo how father Jiang treated the children left behind by his ex-wife.
About how he had not let Jiang Jingnian enter the tutelage of a famous doctor, Jiang Jingnian left the country and never returned. It was said that he had joined a foreign research institute.
About how he had forbidden Jiang Xingyi from participating in the singing competition, saying that he was embarrassing the Jiang family by selling his face on the stage. He had forced Xingyi to terminate the contract but refused to pay for the back out fee.
Jiang Xingyi was so angry that he went back on his word, saying that he wanted to sever all ties with the Jiang family. After so many years, even though he now stood at the Jiang family’s doorstep, he still wasn’t willing to take another step into the Jiang family.
About how he had not let Jiang Zeyu participate in racing, saying that if Zeyu were to die, he wouldn’t collect his body, and even cutting off his allowance which prevented Zeyu from buying the car accessories he needed. He had even pressured the organizers of the tournaments, wanting to them take Zeyu’s name off from the list of participants.
After Jiang Yu learned about all this, she felt like a ball of fire was about to burst out of her heart.
She clenched her fists.
Such a person was simply scum, a father in vain.
If he were to stand in front of her now, she would definitely beat him until his own mother wouldn’t recognize him.
Regardless of whether he was her father in name or not, she didn’t want to have anything to do with such scum.
Disgusting.
Uncle Mo said, “So, Miss, you now know why the other three young masters moved out and didn’t come back to the Jiang family. It’s actually understandable.”
Jiang Yu: “I know. Where is he buried?”
Uncle Mo was silent for a moment. “Miss, there’s no in murdering a corpse, right?”
Jiang Yu: “Why would you think that?”
Uncle Mo: … It’s because of the murderous look on your face right now. You look as if you want to dig out the corpse and murder it again!
Jiang Yu: “Don’t worry, I just want to move him to another place.”
For example, a mass grave.
However, since he was already dead, it would be a little unkind to touch him again.
Jiang Yu: “Alright, I’m joking. Please, continue.”
“The second and third young masters were the first to move out. The fourth young master is still studying, so he couldn’t move out yet. He wanted to drop out of school, but the heartless man felt that was impossible and wouldn’t allow it. Even when Zeyu went on a hunger strike to protest, it didn’t prove effective. In terms of heartlessness, no one could compare to the heartless man.
“However, the fourth young master managed to earn some money at his competitions and eventually moved put. The next generation in the family left then was only the eldest young master and Jiang Wan.
“The heartless man realized that in the end, only the eldest young master was suitable to take over the business. He became even more strict with the eldest young master. Even if the eldest young master studied in a good university and received honors, the heartless man still wasn’t satisfied because he didn’t get full marks.”
Jiang Yu asked, “What was the heartless man’s educational background?”
Uncle Mo: “He only graduated from secondary school.”
Jiang Yu: “A secondary school graduate giving orders around here? Was his ego so big? Is it because he thought his family was inheriting some kind of throne? Then could become the first emperor?”
Uncle Mo: “…”
He could tell that if Jiang Yu had been found before the heartless man had died in that accident, this family would have probably not been in good terms…