If Xu Yunhan had a father like him, he would have faced not only issues of family affection, but also scrutiny and exploitation from all sides in the God Realm.
Huo Yuhao refusing to acknowledge him was, from one perspective, a way of protecting him.
This explanation might not have been Huo Yuhao's original intention, but what he did had indeed produced that effect.]
[Of course, whether this protection was what Xu Yunhan wanted was another matter.
A child who had been shut out by his father since childhood would not see the scar in his heart disappear, even if he learned after growing up that it had been for his protection.
Xu Yunhan was later able to become a great ruler of his generation because he had endured all of this himself.
Ju Zi had taught him well, and he had lived up to her efforts.
But from beginning to end, Huo Yuhao had not contributed even the slightest thing to this matter.]
During class, Ning Tian listened to the lecture, took notes, and kept part of her attention on the Diary Copy.
She had not paid much attention to Ju Zi before, but Lin Ye's account of Ju Zi's feelings after Huo Yuhao refused to acknowledge his son made her grip on her pen tighten slightly.
Ning Tian thought about it. If it were her, if she had given everything only to be thoroughly cast aside, what would she do?
The answer was clear. She would turn that resentment into motivation and climb step by step to a place that person could never reach.
Ju Zi had probably done the same.
Ning Tian lowered her head and continued taking notes, though her thoughts were still circling around these matters.
She felt that she and Ju Zi were somewhat