Recaps

Jiang Tian learned that Master Kun had been stealing relocation compensation from families on behalf of the Qi family, and he went to confront the Motorcycle Gang. He arrived at the gang’s underground racetrack and demanded that Master Kun come out.

• The man with the gold chain told Jiang Tian that Master Kun had ordered the demolition and skimmed fifty to sixty percent of each household’s compensation.
• Jiang Tian let the man and his crew leave, then took his parents home and reassured them before setting out to settle the score with the Motorcycle Gang.
• At the gang’s warehouse, Master Kun demanded to know why A-Bao had not returned and ordered Third Brother to call him.
• Brother Leopard arrived and told Master Kun that Jiang Tian had defeated his men and stopped an excavator and bulldozer with his bare hands.
• Master Kun accused Brother Leopard of lying, but a young man kicked through the warehouse shutter and called for Master Kun to come out.

Jiang Tian stormed the Motorcycle Gang’s warehouse, killed Master Kun and his lieutenants, and learned that developer Qi Kui had taken most of the residents’ demolition compensation. He seized Master Kun’s hidden cash and gold, destroyed the warehouse, and flew home.

• Jiang Tian dragged Master Kun from the second floor and defeated the Motorcycle Gang members who attacked him.
• Jiang Tian forced Master Kun to admit that he had kept ten million from the compensation and given the rest to developer Qi Kui, whose son Qi Yang handled local projects.
• Jiang Tian killed Master Kun, Brother Leopard, and Third Brother for bullying his family.
• Jiang Tian found Master Kun’s hidden safe, took its cash and gold, and destroyed the warehouse with the gang members’ bodies inside.
• Jiang Tian flew home after finishing his assault on the Motorcycle Gang.

Jiang Tian reunited with his family at home, delighted Jiang Wan'er with new clothes, and gave her his new smartphone. Jiang Wan'er began teaching him to use it after he promised to buy her a phone and computer when she entered university.

• Jiang Tian met Jiang Wan'er outside their home and gave her two new outfits, which pleased her and their parents.
• Wu Xiuli questioned Jiang Tian about how he had paid for the expensive purchases, and Jiang Tian claimed a kind stranger had given him money.
• Jiang Chenglin stopped Wu Xiuli from pressing Jiang Tian, while Wu Xiuli warned him to stay law-abiding.
• Jiang Tian struggled to use his new Huawei Mate 1000 and offered it to Jiang Wan'er, who declined to keep it until after university.
• Jiang Tian promised to buy Jiang Wan'er a phone and computer after she entered university, and she began teaching him how to use a smartphone.

Jiang Tian learned to use a smartphone and logged into his old QQ account, where Su Ruoke’s messages revealed that she had waited for him for years. He logged out without contacting her, while Su Ruoke briefly saw his account come online and wondered if he had returned.

• Jiang Wan'er taught Jiang Tian smartphone basics and said she planned to visit the city library with a female classmate.
• Jiang Tian downloaded QQ and logged into the account he had not used in ten years.
• Jiang Tian found Su Ruoke’s messages, including her final message from five years earlier saying, “I hate you!”
• Jiang Tian considered telling Su Ruoke he was back, then logged out because he feared disrupting her life.
• Su Ruoke reviewed the company’s security scandal, discovered the guards had used false identities, and fired Zhou Yang.
• Su Ruoke logged into QQ and briefly saw Jiang Tian’s pinned account come online before it turned gray again.

Jiang Tian accompanied Jiang Wan'er to the bus stop, where her friend Han Ying mistook him for her boyfriend. Jiang Wan'er revealed he was her biological brother, leaving Han Ying embarrassed by her assumptions.

• Jiang Tian woke when Jiang Wan'er prepared to leave early for the city and decided to go with her.
• Jiang Tian and Jiang Wan'er walked to the bus stop together, eating breakfast on the way.
• Jiang Wan'er introduced Jiang Tian to Han Ying and teased her into thinking they were a couple.
• Jiang Tian told Han Ying he and Jiang Wan'er had known each other since childhood and lived together.
• Jiang Wan'er clarified that Jiang Tian was her biological brother, and Han Ying blushed and protested that she had not imagined anything.

Jiang Tian took Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying to the Municipal Library, then went to Imperial View Garden to look for a home for his family. The sales staff dismissed him because of his cheap clothes, leaving him without service.

• Jiang Wan'er teased Han Ying until Jiang Tian introduced himself and explained that he had recently returned home.
• Jiang Tian, Jiang Wan'er, and Han Ying rode the bus downtown, and Jiang Tian covered the sleeping girls with his jacket.
• At the Municipal Library, Jiang Tian parted from the girls and said he would look around while they studied.
• Jiang Tian went to Imperial View Garden's sales office to find a home for his family.
• Sister Pei dismissed Jiang Tian as too poor to buy a home, while a young saleswoman noticed he was waiting for help.

Jiang Tian visited Imperial View Garden to find a spacious, private home, while newcomer Xianxian treated him respectfully despite her colleagues’ disdain. After he showed interest in the luxury villa Tianshui No. 1, top salesperson Yao Meina confronted him and called him a pauper.

• Older saleswomen mocked Jiang Tian as a broke loser, but Xianxian chose to help him and greeted him professionally.
• Jiang Tian praised Xianxian for not looking down on him, then asked her to show him the available properties.
• After rejecting smaller homes and a large apartment building, Jiang Tian asked for a quiet, private property and said money was no problem.
• Xianxian showed Jiang Tian Tianshui No. 1, the development’s most luxurious detached villa, but admitted she did not know its price.
• Yao Meina interrupted Xianxian, called Jiang Tian a pauper, and challenged his nerve for asking about Tianshui No. 1.

Jiang Tian confronted Yao Meina at the Tianshui No. 1 sales office, where she mocked his ability to buy a home and he struck her and exposed her private affairs. After he repelled two security guards and prepared to silence her, Young Master Qi arrived, and Yao Meina identified Jiang Tian as the man who disfigured her.

• Jiang Tian mocked Yao Meina’s breast implants, then pulled out a bank card and offered to pay in full for a home at Tianshui No. 1.
• After Yao Meina insulted Jiang Tian and questioned his ability to afford the property, he slapped her and revealed her sexual encounters to the sales office.
• Yao Meina called for security, and two guards attacked Jiang Tian, but their batons stopped short of him before he knocked them backward.
• Jiang Tian prepared to destroy Yao Meina’s vocal cords when Young Master Qi entered and demanded to know who had caused trouble.
• Yao Meina appealed to Young Master Qi, who recognized her only after taking a closer look, and she pointed to Jiang Tian as the man who disfigured her.

Jiang Tian confronted Qi Yang, the Hengtong Group heir, and revealed that he had destroyed the Motorcycle Gang. After defeating Qi Yang’s bodyguards, Jiang Tian grabbed him and demanded that he call his father, Qi Kui.

• Qi Yang threatened Jiang Tian after learning he had struck Yao Meina, and Jiang Tian recognized him as the heir linked to the Motorcycle Gang.
• A lackey showed Qi Yang surveillance footage identifying Jiang Tian as the man who had wiped out the gang.
• Qi Yang ordered four bodyguards to seize Jiang Tian, but Jiang Tian knocked all four down with slaps.
• Jiang Tian asked whether Qi Yang’s father was Qi Kui, slapped Qi Yang, grabbed him by the neck, and told him to call his father.

Jiang Tian humiliated Qi Yang and Yao Meina, then calmly waited for Qi Yang’s gang reinforcements to arrive. He broke the gang leader Old Eight’s thumb as the man tried to grab him.

• Jiang Tian struck Qi Yang and destroyed Yao Meina’s voice, then burst her breast implants with a kick.
• Jiang Tian exposed Yao Meina’s sexual exploits to Qi Yang, who became enraged and called for backup.
• Xianxian warned Jiang Tian to leave, but he stayed and ate bananas while Qi Yang waited for his men.
• Old Eight arrived with thirty or forty armed men, and Qi Yang ordered him to cripple Jiang Tian.
• Old Eight reached for Jiang Tian’s collar, but Jiang Tian snapped his thumb and forced him to his knees.

Jiang Tian defeated Qi Yang’s armed gang in seconds, then exposed Qi Yang’s supposed gun as a lighter and forced him to agree to repay the villagers of South Street Village. He gave Qi Yang three days to return all stolen demolition compensation.

• Jiang Tian kicked Old Eight out and quickly knocked down the dozens of thugs who charged him.
• Qi Yang pulled a gun-shaped lighter and threatened Jiang Tian, who walked up, took it from him, and crushed it.
• Qi Yang broke down in fear, and Jiang Tian demanded that he return every cent of stolen demolition compensation to the villagers.
• Qi Yang agreed to repay the outstanding compensation, and Jiang Tian gave him three days, demonstrating his threat by shattering a marble counter with one blow.

Jiang Tian left the sales office after defeating Qi Yang’s men, then waited near the municipal library and unexpectedly reunited with his old friend Zhang Miao. The chapter ended with Zhang Miao explaining that he sold insurance and wore his suit as a work uniform.

• After Jiang Tian left, Qi Yang berated and kicked Old Eight, then vowed to take revenge on Jiang Tian himself.
• Qi Yang ordered Old Eight to deal with Yao Meina, and she fainted in terror.
• Jiang Tian returned near the municipal library and waited on a bench for his sister, Jiang Wan'er.
• Zhang Miao recognized Jiang Tian, embraced him, and asked where he had been for the past ten years.
• Jiang Tian said he had gone off to cultivate immortality, but Zhang Miao laughed and asked what had really happened.
• Zhang Miao told Jiang Tian that he sold insurance and that his suit was his work uniform.

Jiang Tian reunited with his old classmate Zhang Miao and then took his sister Jiang Wan'er and her friend Han Ying to explore the city. He assured Jiang Wan'er that he had money and insisted they take a taxi to Grand Joy City.

• Jiang Tian met Zhang Miao, who said he struggled on a low salary and worried he might be laid off, then exchanged WeChat details with him.
• Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying came out of the library, and Jiang Tian suggested they explore the city together.
• Han Ying recommended Grand Joy City, and Jiang Tian offered to pay for a taxi, but both girls initially preferred taking the bus.
• Han Ying recognized Jiang Wan'er's new clothes as Versace and told her they cost three or four thousand yuan.
• Jiang Wan'er tried to return the clothes, but Jiang Tian stopped her and promised that she and their parents would no longer have to worry about money.

Jiang Tian took Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying to Grand Joy City, where they enjoyed exploring before he brought them to a jewelry store to choose a gift for their mother. Jiang Tian agreed to buy the necklace Jiang Wan'er liked, but its discounted price of thirteen thousand eight hundred yuan shocked both girls.

• Jiang Tian persuaded Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying to visit Grand Joy City, where the girls marveled at its shops and attractions.
• Jiang Tian treated Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying to milk tea and suggested buying jewelry for their mother.
• Jiang Tian brought the girls to Zhou Dafa Jewelry and asked Jiang Wan'er to choose a piece for their mother.
• Jiang Wan'er picked a necklace with a rotating gold heart, and Jiang Tian agreed to buy it.
• The saleswoman quoted the necklace's discounted price as thirteen thousand eight hundred yuan, leaving Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying stunned.

Jiang Tian bought his mother a gold necklace and revealed that he had earned six million yuan treating someone, astonishing Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying. While Jiang Wan'er picked out jewelry, a man in a fur coat and gold chain entered the store and demanded to see the manager.

• Jiang Wan'er tried to leave the jewelry store because the necklace cost ten thousand yuan, but Jiang Tian paid for it with his bank card.
• Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying questioned Jiang Tian about his money, and he explained that he had treated an illness for someone in a rich woman's family.
• Jiang Tian revealed he had received six million yuan, and Jiang Wan'er nearly fainted before celebrating that their family would no longer have to work so hard.
• Jiang Tian encouraged Jiang Wan'er to choose jewelry for herself, and she happily went to the counter.
• A man in a fur coat and gold chain entered the store, loudly asking whether the manager was there.

A fur-coated man offered Zhou Dafa’s store a large piece of supposed bloodstone for thirty million, and the manager and appraiser agreed to buy it. Jiang Tian suspected the stone was a scam but stayed out of it, until he noticed the man’s consecrated warm sun jade beads.

• The fur-coated man showed the store manager a large red stone and claimed it was bloodstone from Northern Myanmar.
• Mr. Liu examined the stone and told the manager it appeared genuine and top-grade.
• The fur-coated man demanded thirty million in cash, and the manager agreed to arrange the money within ten minutes.
• Jiang Tian suspected the bloodstone was fraudulent but chose not to interfere.
• Jiang Tian noticed the fur-coated man playing with beads made of consecrated warm sun jade.

Jiang Tian and Jiang Wan'er shopped for jewelry, but Jiang Tian recognized that a fur-coated man's goods were likely fake. When Jiang Tian tried to leave, Jiang Wan'er insisted on intervening and accused the man of being a swindler, stopping the store manager as he prepared to sign the contract.

• Jiang Tian bought Jiang Wan'er an intricately carved rabbit pendant despite its high price.
• Bank Manager Du arrived with two cases of cash, and the store manager brought them to the fur-coated man to complete a contract.
• Jiang Tian recognized the man's goods as likely fake and told Jiang Wan'er they should leave it alone.
• Jiang Wan'er refused to ignore the apparent scam, arguing that Jiang Tian used to stand up for people in trouble.
• Jiang Wan'er strode over and called the fur-coated man a swindler just as the store manager was about to sign the contract.

Jiang Tian defended Jiang Wan'er after she accused a fur-coated man of selling fake bloodstone, but the store manager and appraiser dismissed her warning. Jiang Tian began to demonstrate that the stone was fake by splashing water on it.

• Jiang Wan'er called the fur-coated man a fraud and said his bloodstone was fake, so he tried to grab her.
• Jiang Tian stopped the man, shoved him onto a sofa, and the man's thrown ashtray rebounded and split his scalp.
• The store manager sided with the injured man and threatened Jiang Tian, while Jiang Tian told Jiang Wan'er to stop meddling in other people's affairs.
• Jiang Tian explained that the fur-coated man was trying to sell fake bloodstone for thirty million, but the manager and Master Liu defended their appraisal.
• Jiang Tian picked up a glass of water and splashed it onto the bloodstone to prove his claim.

Jiang Tian exposed a bloodstone scam and subdued the armed fraudster at Zhou Dafa Jewelry. As Jiang Tian prepared to leave, the store owner, Zhou Dafa, arrived and praised him.

• Jiang Tian splashed water on the supposed bloodstone, then revealed its thin veneer and proved it was a fake.
• Master Liu identified the veneer technique, and the store manager realized the man in the fur coat had tried to scam them.
• The man in the fur coat pulled a switchblade and lunged at Jiang Tian, but Jiang Tian lifted him and slammed him unconscious.
• The store guards bound the fraudster and called the police while Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying praised Jiang Tian.
• Zhou Dafa entered, introduced himself as the jewelry store's owner, and praised Jiang Tian for his composure and keen eye.

Jiang Tian accepted ten million from Zhou Dafa after saving his jewelry store from a serious crisis, then left with Jiang Wan'er. Zhou fired the store manager, accepted Master Liu’s retirement, and heard his suggestion to recruit Jiang Tian.

• Zhou Dafa introduced himself as the owner of every Zhou Dafa Jewelry store in Great Xia and praised Jiang Tian’s fighting and appraisal skills.
• Jiang Tian rejected Zhou Dafa’s offer of friendship and asked for money, so Zhou wrote him a check for ten million.
• Jiang Tian accepted the check and left with Jiang Wan'er while Zhou Dafa defended his decision to Xiao Liu.
• Zhou Dafa fired the store manager for nearly causing the company major losses.
• Master Liu apologized, retired with Zhou Dafa’s approval and a hundred thousand, and advised Zhou to recruit Jiang Tian.

Jiang Tian took Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying home after earning ten million, taught his sister about the importance of strength, and reunited with his parents over gifts. Jiang Chenglong visited with a promised reward of two hundred thousand yuan, which Jiang Tian gave to his mother for New Year supplies.

• Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying marveled at Jiang Tian earning ten million, and he warned Jiang Wan'er that she needed strength to make her words count before reassuring her for standing up against injustice.
• Jiang Tian treated Jiang Wan'er and Han Ying to hot pot, then returned home with his sister and gifts for their parents.
• Jiang Tian gave his mother a gold necklace and his father two bottles of Feitian Moutai, delighting his father despite his mother's initial scolding.
• Jiang Chenglong visited Jiang Tian's family with gifts and joked about being twenty-eight despite looking older.
• Jiang Chenglong delivered Jiang Tian's approved two-hundred-thousand-yuan reward, and Jiang Tian handed the bank card to his mother for New Year supplies.

Jiang Tian gave his earnings to his mother, escaped her marriage lecture, and refused Jiang Chenglong’s invitation to join the Special Security Bureau. After receiving a dinner invitation from Zhang Miao, he flew toward the city center to meet him.

• Jiang Tian persuaded Wu Xiuli to accept his money, and she said she would save what remained for his future marriage.
• Jiang Tian fled his mother’s marriage lecture, while Jiang Chenglong mistakenly followed him after misreading his wink.
• Jiang Tian rejected Jiang Chenglong’s invitation to join the Special Security Bureau and refused to reconsider.
• Jiang Chenglong received a report about Fusang sending more people and hurried away to handle an assignment.
• Jiang Tian accepted Zhang Miao’s dinner invitation, told his mother he would miss dinner at home, and flew toward the meeting place.

Jiang Tian reunited with Zhang Miao for dinner and met Zhang Miao’s girlfriend, Liu Yue. Their meal turned into a bitter argument over the bride price and wedding expenses, ending with Liu Yue insulting Jiang Tian and Zhang Miao as she prepared to leave.

• Jiang Tian met Zhang Miao outside a restaurant and waited with him for his girlfriend, Liu Yue.
• Zhang Miao introduced Liu Yue to Jiang Tian, then praised Jiang Tian’s looks, grades, and basketball skills from high school.
• Liu Yue asked Jiang Tian about his work and lost interest when he said he had never worked.
• Liu Yue demanded a 200,000 bride price and a car bought outright, and Zhang Miao angrily refused the new terms.
• Liu Yue threatened to break up with Zhang Miao, and he accused her family of raising the bride price to pay her younger brother’s gambling debts.
• As Liu Yue prepared to leave, she cut off Jiang Tian and insulted him and Zhang Miao.

After Liu Yue insulted Zhang Miao and left, Jiang Tian comforted his friend, gave him a prescription for his mother’s late-stage esophageal cancer, and transferred him 200,000 yuan for treatment. As Jiang Tian headed home that night, he sensed killing intent in a dark alley.

• Liu Yue stormed out after insulting Zhang Miao, and Jiang Tian stopped him from chasing her.
• Zhang Miao told Jiang Tian that his mother had late-stage esophageal cancer and that he was short of money for her treatment.
• Jiang Tian gave Zhang Miao a prescription he said could treat esophageal cancer, and Zhang Miao decided to try it for his mother.
• Jiang Tian transferred Zhang Miao 200,000 yuan as a backup for surgery and chemotherapy, and Zhang Miao thanked him before drinking himself drunk.
• Jiang Tian sent Zhang Miao home and reflected on money, fate, and teaching his parents to cultivate.
• As Jiang Tian prepared to soar into the sky from a secluded corner, he sensed killing intent coming from a dark alley.

Jiang Tian defeated a Fusang assassin who had mistaken him for a Great Xia Special Security Bureau agent and learned that Fusang was targeting a secret God-Making Project. After the assassin revealed that thousands of spies operated in Jiangnan Province, Jiang Tian killed him.

• A masked Fusang assassin confronted Jiang Tian over his capture of Jing Tian and the Sankou Group’s plans.
• The assassin attacked with three throwing stars, but Jiang Tian stopped them in midair and sent them back, wounding the assassin.
• Jiang Tian caught the injured assassin as he tried to flee and questioned him about the God-Making Project.
• The assassin said Fusang agents were trying to steal intelligence and stop the project, which could change the world’s balance of power.
• The assassin revealed that at least several thousand Fusang spies were in Jiangnan Province, then Jiang Tian killed him.