In short, Shi Hao asserted his authority as the elder brother and put an end to Qin Hao's unrealistic idea.
Shi Hao even complained to Shi Ziling and Qin Yining that his little brother no longer wanted to live.
That earned Qin Hao's backside a thorough beating from Qin Yining.
As she hit him, Qin Yining cried, "Do you not want to be a good son to us anymore? Do you want us to feel our hearts die all over again?"
That finally drove the thought out of Qin Hao's head.
Although Qin Hao had left Immortal Mountain and come to Stone Village, after discussing it, everyone decided not to change his name.
After all, the Qin in his name came from Qin Yining. There was nothing wrong with taking his mother's surname.
Changing it back to Shi would only create trouble.
And a Born Supreme really could die from losing his Supreme Bone.
When Shi Hao's bone had been dug out, the man who wielded the knife had said what would happen to him after he lost his Supreme Bone and Supreme Origin Blood. How had the man known?
He had read it in ancient records, of course.
There had been such a case before, and the person whose bone had been dug out had died.
So this was no laughing matter.
The fact that Shi Hao had struggled to survive on his own was even more astonishing than his birth as a Born Supreme, and far less likely.
Given enough time, another Born Supreme would always appear.
But a Born Supreme who survived having his bone dug out? Shi Hao might have been the only one.
On closer thought, the claim that a Born Supreme could grow stronger after losing his Supreme Bone was not entirely fabricated out