Ch. 21Su Chen Is Such a Coward

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen earns over seven thousand yuan by selling trash items he collected and mailed to his livestream fans.
  • The next day, Su Chen encounters verbal bullying from Su Mu's lackeys, including Liu Zhe, Wang Yi, Zhang Fan, and Tang Ye, at his home.
  • Su Chen decides to use this situation as content for his livestream and streams the encounter with the bullies.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Despite the verbal abuse, Su Chen remains calm and collected, indicating personal growth and resilience. He also shows resourcefulness by using the situation for his livestream content.
  • Liu Zhe: He is portrayed as arrogant, greedy, and disrespectful, taking pleasure in bullying Su Chen.
  • Su Mu: He instigates his lackeys to bully Su Chen, showing his immature and vengeful nature.

Significant Themes

  • Bullying and Resilience: The chapter explores the theme of bullying and how Su Chen, despite being verbally abused, maintains his composure and finds a way to turn the situation to his advantage.
  • Revenge and Manipulation: Su Mu's actions highlight the theme of revenge and manipulation, as he uses his lackeys to target Su Chen.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen and Liu Zhe: Their interaction is tense and hostile, with Liu Zhe verbally abusing Su Chen and Su Chen silently enduring it, planning his retaliation.
  • Su Chen and Su Mu: Their interaction is implied through Su Mu's actions, showing Su Mu's resentment towards Su Chen and his desire for revenge.

Ch. 22Su Chen Was Beaten to Death

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen returns home to find Liu Zhe, Wang Yi, Zhang Fan, and Tang Ye blocking his path.
  • They verbally harass and threaten Su Chen, expecting him to apologize to Su Mu.
  • Su Chen provokes them by insulting them, leading to a physical altercation.
  • Su Chen falls and smears tomato juice on himself, appearing injured, while screaming for help.
  • Su Mu intervenes, telling them to stop, but Su Chen continues to roll around, appearing severely injured.
  • The incident goes viral on Su Chen's livestream, causing an uproar.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen shows initiative and courage in provoking his bullies, aiming to expose their actions.
  • Su Mu, despite his initial plan to humiliate Su Chen, appears genuinely concerned when Su Chen is 'injured.'
  • Liu Zhe, Wang Yi, Zhang Fan, and Tang Ye show their true colors, reacting impulsively and violently.

Significant Themes

  • Bullying and its consequences.
  • The power of social media in exposing and amplifying incidents.
  • The duality of Su Mu's character: his genuine concern for Su Chen's well-being is juxtaposed with his initial intent to humiliate him.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen's interaction with Liu Zhe and the others shows his newfound assertiveness and willingness to fight back.
  • Su Mu's intervention, while seemingly genuine, is likely an attempt to control the situation and avoid further scandal.
  • The dynamic between Su Chen and Su Mu remains complex, with Su Mu's true intentions still unclear.

Ch. 23One Hundred Thousand, the Worse the Better

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen is beaten by Liu Zhe and his friends at the Su Family Villa.
  • Su Zhenxing discovers the culprits and summons their fathers to the Su Family.
  • Doctor Li arrives and, at Su Chen's request, exaggerates his injuries for a fee.
  • The fathers of Liu Zhe and his friends beat their sons to appease the Su Family.
  • Su Chen enjoys the spectacle and awaits further retribution.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Shows cunning and manipulation, orchestrating the situation to his advantage.
  • Doctor Li: Initially shocked by Su Chen's deception, he agrees to play along for financial gain.
  • Liu Zhe and his friends: Face the consequences of their actions as their fathers beat them.
  • Su Zhenxing: Seeks revenge on behalf of Su Chen, showing his protective nature as a father.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deception: Su Chen uses his wits to turn the situation in his favor.
  • Consequences of actions: Liu Zhe and his friends face the repercussions of their decision to beat Su Chen.
  • Family dynamics: The Su Family's internal power struggles and the role of fathers in protecting their children.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen and Doctor Li: They collaborate to deceive Su Zhenxing and the others, with Su Chen promising a large sum of money.
  • Su Zhenxing and the fathers of Liu Zhe's friends: They argue over the phone, and later, Su Zhenxing orders them to beat their sons.
  • Liu Zhe and his friends with their fathers: The fathers beat their sons to appease the Su Family, showing their willingness to sacrifice their children for business interests.

Ch. 24Compensation of 4.8 Million

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen stages an injury to make his father, Su Zhenxing, intervene in a fight between him and four other boys.
  • Doctor Li reveals to Su Zhenxing that Su Chen's injuries are fake.
  • Su Zhenxing confronts Su Chen, who argues he's right to teach the other boys a lesson.
  • The four boys' fathers apologize and offer compensation, initially 200,000 each, then 1,000,000 each, totaling 4.8 million, to Su Chen.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Shows cunning and manipulative behavior, faking injuries to manipulate his father and extort money from the other boys' fathers.
  • Su Zhenxing: Initially worried about Su Chen's well-being, becomes angry when he learns of the deception, but ultimately doesn't interfere further.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and Deception: Su Chen uses his father's concern and the other boys' fathers' guilt to his advantage.
  • Materialism: The focus on monetary compensation (4.8 million) as a solution to the conflict.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen and Su Zhenxing: Su Chen manipulates his father's concern, while Su Zhenxing is initially worried but later becomes angry and disapproving.
  • Su Chen and the other boys' fathers: Su Chen extorts money from them, while they try to appease him and Su Zhenxing.

Ch. 25Su Chen, I'm Sorry

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen, despite appearing severely injured by four teenagers (Liu Zhe and his friends), reveals he's not as badly hurt as he seems.
  • The fathers of the teenagers arrive, expecting to take their children home but find Su Chen in better condition than they anticipated.
  • Su Chen demands an apology from the teenagers for beating him, despite their injuries.
  • The fathers, realizing their children's actions were wrong, force their children to apologize to Su Chen.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Shows resilience and cunning, manipulating the situation to make the teenagers apologize.
  • Liu Zhe and friends: Display remorse and unwillingness to apologize, but eventually comply under their fathers' pressure.
  • Fathers: Initially angry at Su Chen for not being seriously injured, they later realize their children's mistake and force them to apologize.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and Deception: Su Chen uses his apparent injuries to manipulate the situation and get an apology.
  • Consequences of Actions: The teenagers face the consequences of their actions, learning that violence and bullying are wrong.
  • Parental Responsibility: The fathers take responsibility for their children's actions and force them to apologize.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen vs. Liu Zhe and friends: Su Chen outsmarts the teenagers, making them apologize despite their resentment.
  • Fathers vs. Liu Zhe and friends: The fathers discipline their children, forcing them to apologize to Su Chen.
  • Su Zhenxing (Su Chen's father) vs. Liu Zhe's father and friends: Su Zhenxing silently supports Su Chen, pressuring the fathers to take responsibility for their children's actions.

Ch. 26Let Liu Zhe and the Others Leave School

Chapter Summary: “Let Liu Zhe and the Others Leave School”

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Liu Zhe and the other three fathers try to take their sons away from the Su family after forcing them to apologize and punishing them for beating Su Chen.
  • Su Chen pretends that his injuries are worsening, dramatically coughing up blood, collapsing, and pleading with Doctor Li to save him.
  • Doctor Li supports the performance, warning that Su Chen’s emotional agitation could make his “internal injuries” fatal. He privately looks forward to receiving a large payment for helping with the act.
  • Su Chen tells the four fathers that seeing their sons makes him emotional and could cause him to die. He first pressures them to take the boys away, then demands that Liu Zhe, Zhang Fan, Wang Yi, and Tang Ye be expelled from Sunshine Noble School.
  • The fathers become furious because Sunshine Noble School provides elite education, valuable connections, and opportunities for their children’s future careers. They beg Su Chen not to force the boys to leave, offering instead to keep them away from him.
  • Su Chen deliberately provokes his adoptive father, Su Zhenxing, by claiming that the Su Family has been humiliated and that outsiders have “ridden on their necks.” He suggests that allowing the boys to remain at the school would mean accepting the insult.
  • Su Zhenxing changes his mind and sides with Su Chen. He declares that, to prevent the boys from attacking Su Chen again and to defend the dignity of the Su Family, the four children must leave Sunshine Noble School.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Demonstrates his calculating and manipulative nature. Rather than relying on family affection, he exploits the fathers’ guilt, Doctor Li’s cooperation, and Su Zhenxing’s pride to achieve his goal. He also reveals that he views everyone around him as tools for survival and revenge.
  • Doctor Li: Becomes an active participant in Su Chen’s deception, convincingly exaggerating Su Chen’s condition for the promised payment.
  • Su Zhenxing: Initially thinks Su Chen is being overly demanding, but his pride and concern for the family’s reputation are successfully triggered. He ultimately uses his authority to punish the four families.
  • Liu Zhe’s father and the other fathers: Shift from false politeness to anger and desperation when Su Chen threatens their children’s privileged education and future connections. Despite their rage, they are powerless once Su Zhenxing intervenes.
  • Liu Zhe, Zhang Fan, Wang Yi, and Tang Ye: Remain unrepentant and hostile toward Su Chen. Their lack of remorse helps convince Su Zhenxing that they deserve severe punishment.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and power: Su Chen uses weakness as a weapon, turning his supposed illness into leverage over powerful adults.
  • Family honor and reputation: Su Zhenxing’s decision is driven less by compassion than by the belief that the boys’ attack insulted the entire Su Family.
  • Social privilege and connections: The elite school represents status, influence, and future business opportunities, making expulsion a serious punishment.
  • Revenge and survival: Su Chen’s past suffering has made him distrustful of familial affection. He relies on strategy and exploitation rather than emotional bonds.
  • Hypocrisy and appearances: The fathers pretend to be apologetic and caring, while Su Chen and Doctor Li perform illness and concern to manipulate them.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen confronts the four fathers while maintaining a false image of a fragile, suffering victim.
  • Doctor Li reinforces Su Chen’s claims, making the fathers uncertain about whether Su Chen is genuinely near death.
  • Su Chen appeals to the fathers’ supposed kindness, then turns their concern into a demand that their children leave school.
  • He intentionally invokes Su Zhenxing’s wounded pride, prompting Su Zhenxing to defend the family’s honor and impose the punishment the fathers feared.

Ch. 27Su Chen Was Not Someone to Mess With Either

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen, after being beaten by Liu Zhe and his friends, blackmails their fathers into transferring them out of Sunshine Noble School.
  • Su Chen receives 4.8 million yuan from the fathers as compensation.
  • Su Zhenxing, Su Chen's father, scolds him for acting crazy but doesn't punish him, showing tolerance towards Su Chen's actions.
  • Su Mu, Su Zhenxing's son, feels resentment towards Su Chen for not being punished.
  • Doctor Li, who had been treating Su Chen, asks for the 200,000 yuan promised earlier, and Su Chen agrees to transfer it within a day or two.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Shows cunning and assertiveness in dealing with Liu Zhe's father and the others, demonstrating a significant change from his previously quiet and reserved demeanor. He also shows a newfound confidence and pride in his wealth.
  • Su Zhenxing: Shows tolerance towards Su Chen's actions, indicating a shift in his attitude towards his son. He also seems to appreciate Su Chen's newfound assertiveness.
  • Su Mu: Feels resentment towards Su Chen for not being punished, showing his jealousy and dislike for Su Chen.
  • Doctor Li: Changes his opinion of Su Chen after seeing his capability in obtaining 4.8 million, deciding to be more respectful and friendly towards him in the future.

Significant Themes

  • Wealth and Power: The theme of wealth and power is evident in this chapter, with Su Chen using the Su Family's influence to blackmail the other fathers and gain compensation.
  • Family Dynamics: The chapter explores the complex dynamics within the Su Family, with Su Zhenxing showing tolerance towards Su Chen, and Su Mu feeling resentment towards him.
  • Change and Adaptation: Su Chen's change in behavior and attitude is a significant theme, showing his ability to adapt to new circumstances.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen and Su Zhenxing: Their interaction shows a shift in their relationship, with Su Zhenxing showing tolerance towards Su Chen's actions and Su Chen standing up to his father.
  • Su Chen and Liu Zhe's Father: Their interaction shows Su Chen's cunning and assertiveness in dealing with the other fathers.
  • Su Mu and Su Chen: Their interaction, or lack thereof, shows Su Mu's resentment towards Su Chen for not being punished.
  • Doctor Li and Su Chen: Their interaction shows Doctor Li's change in attitude towards Su Chen after seeing his capability in obtaining 4.8 million.

Ch. 28Using a Toilet Brush to Scrub Su Qiqi's Mouth

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen apologizes to his livestream viewers for his absence due to poor health.
  • At dinner, Su Qiqi lectures Su Chen for not greeting his parents and thanking them for his upbringing.
  • Su Chen leaves the dining table after Su Qiqi's lecture and returns with a toilet brush, which he uses to scrub Su Qiqi's mouth.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Stands up to Su Qiqi and asserts his independence, showing a change in his submissive behavior.
  • Su Qiqi: Becomes more smug and arrogant, underestimating Su Chen's resolve.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics within the family: Su Chen challenges the established order, while Su Qiqi tries to maintain her dominance.
  • Respect and gratitude: Su Qiqi lectures Su Chen on showing respect and gratitude to his parents, but her true intentions are to belittle him.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen vs. Su Qiqi: Their conflict escalates as Su Chen refuses to be suppressed by Su Qiqi, leading to the toilet brush incident.
  • Su Chen vs. Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran: Su Chen's parents disapprove of his behavior but do not intervene directly.
  • Su Qiqi vs. Su Mu: They support each other in their shared disdain for Su Chen.

Ch. 29Do We Parents Owe You, Su Chen?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Qiqi vomits after Su Chen uses a toilet brush to clean her mouth for speaking disrespectfully.
  • Su Zhenxing and Su Mu try to intervene but struggle with nausea.
  • Su Chen continues to provoke Su Qiqi, causing her to faint after being splashed with vomit.
  • Su Zhenxing attempts to beat Su Chen but is deterred by his son's actions and words.
  • Su Chen claims that Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran owe him for raising him.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Becomes more aggressive and defiant, asserting that his parents owe him for raising him.
  • Su Qiqi: Shows hatred towards Su Chen, faints due to disgust and anger.
  • Su Zhenxing: Struggles with nausea and anger, attempts to discipline Su Chen but is held back by his son's actions.
  • Su Mu: Encourages Su Zhenxing to beat Su Chen, shows malice and delight in Su Chen's misfortune.

Significant Themes

  • Filial piety vs. rebellion: Su Chen's defiance challenges the traditional Confucian values of respect and gratitude towards parents.
  • Gratitude and debt: The complex dynamics of gratitude and perceived debt between parents and children are explored.
  • Disgust and humiliation: The characters' physical and emotional responses to disgust and humiliation drive their actions and reactions.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen vs. Su Qiqi: Their conflict escalates, with Su Chen physically assaulting Su Qiqi and causing her to faint.
  • Su Chen vs. Su Zhenxing: Their relationship reaches a boiling point, with Su Chen asserting that his parents owe him and Su Zhenxing attempting to discipline his son.
  • Su Mu's manipulation: Su Mu encourages Su Zhenxing to beat Su Chen, showing his malicious intent towards his brother.

Ch. 30You Owe Me

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen confronts Su Zhenxing, using a toilet brush to scrub Su Qiqi's mouth while she's unconscious.
  • Su Mu flees the scene in disgust, while Su Zhenxing is left speechless and enraged.
  • Su Chen accuses Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran of neglecting their parental duties, citing a legal obligation to support underage children.
  • Su Zhenxing is left speechless and unable to refute Su Chen's argument.
  • Li Ma cleans the vomit-covered dining room and bathes Su Qiqi after Su Zhenxing orders her to.
  • The following days are peaceful, and Su Chen and Su Mu return to school for their final year before college entrance exams.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Becomes more assertive and confrontational, using legal arguments to challenge his father. His actions are driven by a desire for acknowledgment and support from his parents.
  • Su Zhenxing: Struggles to respond to Su Chen's accusations, showing that he may not be as indifferent to Su Chen's well-being as he initially seemed.
  • Su Mu: Displays disgust and fear towards Su Chen's actions, further highlighting their strained relationship.
  • Su Qiqi: Remains unconscious throughout the scene, serving as a symbol of the family's dysfunction and neglect.

Significant Themes

  • Parental responsibility and neglect: Su Chen's accusations highlight the legal and moral obligations of parents to support their children, challenging the Su Family's treatment of him.
  • Family dynamics and dysfunction: The interactions between family members reveal the deep-seated issues and resentment within the Su Family.
  • Power imbalance: The power dynamics between Su Chen and the rest of the family are explored, with Su Chen attempting to assert his agency despite being at a disadvantage.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen vs. Su Zhenxing: Their confrontation reveals the tension and resentment between them, with Su Chen finally standing up to his father.
  • Su Chen vs. Su Mu: Their dynamic remains hostile, with Su Mu displaying disgust and fear towards Su Chen's actions.
  • Su Zhenxing vs. Li Ma: Their interaction shows the power dynamics within the household, with Su Zhenxing ordering Li Ma to clean up the mess and bathe Su Qiqi.

Ch. 31Su Chen Was Scolded for No Reason

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen is called to Yin Renjie's office after class.
  • Yin Renjie scolds Su Chen in front of other teachers, using his poor homework and attitude as excuses.
  • Su Chen intentionally falls after Yin Renjie pushes him, causing concern and reproach toward Yin Renjie from other teachers.
  • Su Chen sits in Yin Renjie's chair, revealing his knowledge of Yin Renjie's perverted tendencies.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Shows strategic thinking and self-control, manipulating the situation to expose Yin Renjie's misconduct and perversions.
  • Yin Renjie: Reveals his snobbish and perverted nature, targeting Su Chen due to his desire to curry favor with the Su Family and improve his career.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and Strategy: Su Chen uses his knowledge of Yin Renjie's character and the situation to his advantage.
  • Power Dynamics: The dynamics between teachers and students, and among teachers, are explored, highlighting the abuse of power by Yin Renjie.
  • Perception vs. Reality: The teachers' perception of Su Chen as a troublesome student and Yin Renjie as a dedicated teacher is challenged.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen and Yin Renjie: Their interaction reveals Yin Renjie's abuse of power and Su Chen's strategic thinking.
  • Su Chen and Other Teachers: The other teachers show concern for Su Chen but are initially unaware of Yin Renjie's true intentions.
  • Yin Renjie and Other Teachers: The other teachers initially praise Yin Renjie but later reproach him for his actions toward Su Chen.

Ch. 32Yin Renjie Was the Thief Stealing Girls' Underwear

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Yin Renjie, a teacher, is secretly stealing and hoarding female students' underwear.
  • Su Chen, a student, suspects Yin Renjie and decides to investigate.
  • Su Chen discovers the underwear in Yin Renjie's desk drawer and exposes him in front of other teachers.
  • Su Chen takes the underwear and runs, trying to expose Yin Renjie to the entire school.

Character Developments

  • Yin Renjie: Revealed as a pervert who steals girls' underwear; his secret is exposed, leading to his downfall.
  • Su Chen: Shows initiative, bravery, and resourcefulness in exposing Yin Renjie; he also demonstrates a concern for his classmates' well-being.

Significant Themes

  • Exposure of Secrets: The theme of secrets being exposed and the consequences that follow is central to the chapter.
  • Perception vs. Reality: The teachers' initial perception of Yin Renjie as a responsible teacher is shattered when his reality is revealed.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen vs. Yin Renjie: Su Chen actively seeks to expose Yin Renjie, while Yin Renjie tries to hide his actions and maintain his image.
  • Teachers vs. Su Chen: The teachers initially believe Yin Renjie and try to protect him, but after the truth is revealed, they attempt to contain the situation and stop Su Chen from exposing it further.

Ch. 33The Girls Go with Me to Settle Scores with Yin Renjie

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen finds girls' underwear in Yin Renjie's desk drawer.
  • Su Chen publicly announces this, causing an uproar among the students and teachers.
  • Girls from the school march towards Yin Renjie's office to confront him.
  • Su Chen shows the underwear to his class, and the girls decide to go to Yin Renjie's office together.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Becomes a hero among the girls for exposing Yin Renjie. He shows initiative, courage, and strategic thinking.
  • Yin Renjie: Exposed as the underwear thief, facing severe consequences. His respectable image is shattered.

Significant Themes

  • Exposure of Hypocrisy: Yin Renjie's respectable facade crumbles when his secret is revealed.
  • Collective Action: The girls unite to confront Yin Renjie, demonstrating the power of collective action.
  • Justice and Consequences: The characters face the consequences of their actions, with Yin Renjie's wrongdoing being brought to light.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen and the Girls: Su Chen gains the girls' respect and support after exposing Yin Renjie.
  • Su Chen and Yin Renjie: Their relationship shifts from teacher-student to adversaries.
  • The Girls and Yin Renjie: The girls, initially shocked and angry, unite to confront Yin Renjie.

Ch. 34From Now On, I, Chen Rong, Have Got Your Back, Su Chen

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Yin Renjie, the underwear thief, is expelled after Su Chen exposes him.
  • Chen Rong gathers the stolen underwear as evidence for a lawsuit.
  • Girls at school thank Su Chen for his actions, causing jealousy among boys.
  • Chen Rong declares she will have Su Chen's back, and girls in the class support her.
  • At home, Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran reprimand Su Chen for his actions, while Su Mu subtly gloats.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Becomes a hero among the girls at school, gains Chen Rong's support, but faces disapproval from his family.
  • Chen Rong: Shows her tough and protective side, stands up for Su Chen.
  • Su Mu: Feels resentful towards Su Chen's newfound popularity, subtly gloats about his family's favor.

Significant Themes

  • Justice vs. Reputation: Su Chen's actions are praised by his peers but criticized by his family, highlighting the conflict between personal integrity and societal expectations.
  • Loyalty and Friendship: Chen Rong's declaration of support for Su Chen shows the power of loyalty and friendship.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen and Chen Rong: Chen Rong's support and Su Chen's acceptance of it strengthen their bond.
  • Su Chen and Su Mu: Su Mu's resentment towards Su Chen's newfound popularity creates tension between them.
  • Su Chen and the Su Family: Su Chen's actions cause disapproval from his family, highlighting the generational and personal value conflicts.

Ch. 35Flipping the Dining Table onto Su Mu

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Mu provokes Su Chen during dinner by suggesting he needs daily tutoring to understand the Su Family's expectations.
  • Su Chen, having endured enough, flips the dining table, covering Su Mu and Su Qiqi in food.
  • Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran are furious at Su Chen's action, while Su Mu maintains his image of a sensible, caring brother.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Shows his limit to endurance and his willingness to stand up for himself.
  • Su Mu: Maintains his facade of a sensible, caring brother despite his true intentions.
  • Su Qiqi: Gets caught in the crossfire, further fueling her resentment towards Su Chen.
  • Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran: Grow more disapproving of Su Chen's behavior and more appreciative of Su Mu's apparent maturity.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle for power and respect within the Su Family.
  • The contrast between Su Mu's public image and his true intentions.
  • The consequences of provoking Su Chen, who has reached his limit.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen vs. Su Mu: Their conflict escalates, with Su Chen no longer tolerating Su Mu's provocations.
  • Su Chen vs. Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran: Their disapproval of Su Chen's actions grows, widening the rift between them.
  • Su Mu vs. Su Qiqi: They are both targets of Su Chen's outburst, further uniting them in their resentment towards him.

Ch. 36If I, Su Chen, Embarrass You, Then Let's Cut Ties

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen, embarrassed by his family, threatens to sever ties with the Su Family.
  • He vents his frustration by smashing furniture in the dining room.
  • Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran refuse to take Su Chen's threat seriously.
  • Su Chen pulls away Su Zhenxing's stool, causing him to fall, and continues smashing furniture.
  • Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran leave the dining room, ignoring Su Chen's threat.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Becomes more assertive and rebellious, standing up for himself and expressing his dissatisfaction with his family's treatment.
  • Su Zhenxing: Struggles to control Su Chen, but ultimately gives up and leaves, showing his inability to handle Su Chen's defiance.
  • Liu Yanran: Realizes the consequences of her past mistreatment of Su Chen and avoids confronting him further.

Significant Themes

  • Family and Belonging: Su Chen's struggle to find his place in the Su Family and his desire to distance himself from it.
  • Power Dynamics: The shifting power dynamics between Su Chen and the rest of the Su Family, with Su Chen increasingly asserting his independence.
  • Communication and Understanding: The lack of understanding and communication between Su Chen and the rest of the Su Family, leading to further conflict.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen vs. Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran: Su Chen's heated argument with his parents, culminating in his threat to leave the family and their refusal to take him seriously.
  • Su Zhenxing and Liu Yanran: The couple's dynamic shows strain as they struggle to handle Su Chen's defiance, with Su Zhenxing ultimately giving up and leaving Liu Yanran to deal with the situation.

Ch. 37Su Mu and Su Qiqi Fled in Panic

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen, after smashing furniture, stops and smiles at Su Mu and Su Qiqi, who expect their father to discipline him but are surprised when neither parent reacts.
  • Su Mu and Su Qiqi flee in panic as Su Chen smiles at them, fearing his crazed behavior.
  • The family learns about an upcoming Business Gathering at the Su Family Villa, where Su Lili, Su Qiqi, and Su Mu are given specific tasks and advice by their father, Su Zhenxing.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Shows a calm and calculating side after his initial outburst, surprising his siblings.
  • Su Mu: Demonstrates confidence and eagerness to make his father proud at the upcoming gathering.
  • Su Qiqi: Expresses confidence in her appearance but agrees to let her mother style her for the gathering.

Significant Themes

  • Family dynamics and expectations: The Su family members have different roles and expectations for the upcoming gathering, reflecting their individual personalities and relationships.
  • Fear and perception: Su Mu and Su Qiqi's fear of Su Chen's crazed behavior highlights how their perception of him influences their actions.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen's interaction with Su Mu and Su Qiqi reveals his ability to manipulate their fear for his benefit.
  • Su Zhenxing's interactions with his children showcase his expectations and guidance for each of them, shaping their roles in the family and business.

Ch. 38Teaching Su Lili a Lesson

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen is excluded from Su Family gatherings due to his upbringing in an orphanage.
  • Su Lili scolds Su Chen for causing trouble and not being suitable for business gatherings.
  • Su Chen feigns anger and faints, then pretends to be possessed by his deceased grandmother to scare the family.
  • He physically assaults Su Lili while in this 'possessed' state.

Character Developments

  • Su Chen: Becomes more assertive and willing to stand up for himself, using manipulation and deception to get back at his family.
  • Su Lili: Shows her true colors as selfish and cruel, caring only for her own interests.
  • Su Zhenxing: Reveals his fear of his deceased mother, suggesting a history of abuse or manipulation.

Significant Themes

  • Revenge and retribution: Su Chen seeks to punish those who have wronged him.
  • Family dynamics: The complex relationships and power struggles within the Su Family are explored.
  • Fear and manipulation: Su Chen uses fear to control and intimidate his family members.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen vs. Su Lili: Their conflict comes to a head as Su Chen physically assaults Su Lili while 'possessed.'
  • Su Chen vs. Su Zhenxing: Their power struggle intensifies as Su Chen manipulates his grandfather with the threat of his deceased grandmother's wrath.
  • Su Chen vs. the rest of the Su Family: Su Chen's actions cause chaos and fear among the other family members, highlighting their vulnerabilities and insecurities.

Ch. 39Su Mu Was Not a Member of the Su Family

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Chen, now possessed by his grandmother's spirit, confronts Su Lili for letting human traffickers take him away as a child.
  • Su Zhenxing, Su Lili's father, is shocked and disappointed by his daughter's actions.
  • Su Chen beats Su Lili severely while Su Zhenxing watches in fear.
  • Su Chen turns on Su Zhenxing, blaming him for not protecting Su Chen and treating him poorly.
  • Su Mu, trying to impress Su Zhenxing, offers to take the beating instead of his father.
  • Su Chen's grandmother's spirit reveals that Su Mu is not a member of the Su Family and threatens Su Zhenxing.

Character Developments

  • Su Lili: Revealed to be selfish and cruel, willing to let her younger brother suffer for her own gain.
  • Su Zhenxing: Disappointed in his daughter, shows fear towards his mother's spirit, and is called out for not protecting Su Chen.
  • Su Chen: Possessed by his grandmother's spirit, seeks revenge on those who wronged him as a child.
  • Su Mu: Tries to ingratiate himself with Su Zhenxing, shows fear but also some courage in offering to take the beating.

Significant Themes

  • Family dynamics and betrayal: The chapter explores the complex relationships within the Su Family, focusing on the betrayal of Su Lili towards her younger brother.
  • Revenge: Su Chen's grandmother seeks revenge on those who wronged her grandson, highlighting the theme of retribution.
  • Identity: Su Mu's true identity is revealed, challenging the notion of family and belonging.

Character Interactions

  • Su Chen (possessed) vs. Su Lili: A violent confrontation where Su Chen seeks justice for his past suffering.
  • Su Chen (possessed) vs. Su Zhenxing: A tense exchange where Su Chen blames his father for not protecting him and threatens him.
  • Su Mu vs. Su Zhenxing: Su Mu tries to gain favor with Su Zhenxing by offering to take a beating for him, showing his desire for acceptance.

Ch. 40Beating Up Su Mu

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Mu's attempt to secure Su Zhenxing's support backfires when Su Grandmother disowns him.
  • Su Grandmother, now a ghost, beats Su Zhenxing and demands he acknowledge only Su Chen as his grandson.
  • Su Chen defends Liu Yanran and Su Mu against Su Grandmother's accusations, leading to a series of beatings.
  • Su Chen beats Su Mu in retaliation for his past actions against Su Chen.

Character Developments

  • Su Mu: Initially confident and scheming, he becomes fearful and resentful when disowned. He tries to protect Liu Yanran but ultimately faces Su Chen's wrath.
  • Su Zhenxing: Initially favors Su Mu, but after being beaten by Su Grandmother, he submits to her wishes and acknowledges only Su Chen.
  • Liu Yanran: Initially terrified of Su Grandmother, she later stands up for Su Mu but is beaten by Su Chen for her past mistreatment of him.
  • Su Chen: Calm and calculating, he defends those he cares about and retaliates against those who have wronged him.

Significant Themes

  • Family dynamics and loyalty: The relationships between family members are complex and often driven by self-interest.
  • Retribution: Su Chen's actions show that he believes in repaying those who have harmed him.
  • Fear and power: Characters are driven by fear of those with power, and power is used to control and punish.

Character Interactions

  • Su Grandmother's ghost interacts with her living family members, exerting control and meting out punishment.
  • Su Chen defends Liu Yanran and Su Mu against Su Grandmother's accusations, then later beats Su Mu for his past actions.
  • Su Zhenxing submits to his mother's wishes after being beaten, acknowledging only Su Chen as his grandson.
  • Su Mu tries to protect Liu Yanran but ultimately faces Su Chen's wrath.
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