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Embrace the Dao from the Beginning (Web Novel) - Chapter 140:
Chapter 140:
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Liu Yue Rong followed, and upon seeing this, the rest of the ladies also went to see the extent of Li Qianfeng’s injuries, knowing that saving him was of the utmost importance.
After sending Jian Wudao and the others off, Li Tiangang returned to the courtyard.
He strode toward Li Hao, fuming with anger.
With all the guests gone, Li Tiangang glared at Li Hao and said,
“I didn’t discipline you, but you’ve gone too far!”
Li Hao was about to talk about the poison pill when he heard this, but instead he retorted, “Didn’t you hear what that woman just called me?”
“You!”
Li Tiangang flew into a rage, of course he had heard it, but he thought it was his sister-in-law’s concern for Qianfeng’s life that made her speak so recklessly,
“I’m going to see how Qianfeng is doing first, then I’ll deal with you later!”
With that said, he was gone like a gust of wind, rushing over.
Since his own son had injured the other party so severely, he had to go and see for himself; otherwise, how could they continue to be relatives?
Li Qingzheng turned back, casting a complicated look at Li Hao and said, “Hao Er, why were you so impulsive.”
But Li Hao’s face was already expressionless as if in a silent trance. Upon hearing Li Qingzheng’s words, a smile slowly formed on his face:
“Fifth Uncle, she owed me this.”
Li Qingzheng was momentarily stunned, looking at him questioningly.
Li Hao didn’t elaborate further, instead he turned and walked toward Qinglian Backyard. Given the circumstances, it was about time for the past events to be revealed.
Watching Li Hao’s receding back, Li Qingzheng’s eyes flickered. He knew Li Hao well after all these years of contact, he didn’t care about fame and fortune at all, and truly had no reason to inflict a fatal blow just for the True Dragon struggle.
What could be the reason then?
He took a deep breath, preparing to head to the backyard first to see Li Qianfeng’s condition as well.
With a flash, Li Qingzheng disappeared.
In the courtyard, Li Mingguang, Li Sibei, and other third-generation members of the Li Family were all looking at Li Hao in shock.
Everything had changed too quickly, and they were still failing to comprehend it all.
Within the crowd, Li Yuanzhao stood with his mouth agape, feeling a sense of estrangement from Hao, who he had always followed.
Suddenly, Li Mingguang’s figure shifted, blocking Li Hao’s path. “Where are you going?”
Li Mingguang’s gaze was stern, his face filled with anger as he stared at Li Hao.
As the oldest among the male cousins of the Li Family’s third generation, he was shocked and furious with Li Hao’s actions!
He and Li Sibei had given up the struggle for the True Dragon in part because of the value they saw in their two younger cousins.
Seeing his older cousin’s anger, Li Hao’s emotions had already retreated, and he bore no ill will toward him. On the contrary, his previous actions had made a good impression on Hao.
“I’m going to see him,”
Li Hao said with a smile.
“Stop pretending, you did it on purpose!” Li Mingguang said angrily.
Li Hao’s smile faded slightly as he glanced at him and said, “Yes, it was intentional.”
“You!”
Li Mingguang hadn’t expected Li Hao to admit it so easily. His pupils shrank in anger as a terrifying air of Immortality emanated from him.
But he didn’t act because, as the descendant of the Li Family’s ancestral spirit, attacking Li Hao would break his heart’s oath.
“I thought you had exceptional talent and even saw Uncle Nine’s elegance in you, but I didn’t expect you to have such a disposition. His Majesty has valued you so highly in vain…”
Li Mingguang clenched his teeth in rage.
“Do you think that just because you’ve won the position of the True Dragon, you can act recklessly?”
Li Sibei also walked over to stand by his brother, his eyes coldly fixed on Li Hao.
Li Hao looked at them, fell silent for a moment, and then said, “I have my reasons. If you want to know, follow me to the backyard.”
“What reason could justify harming your own brother?!”
Li Mingguang said angrily.
“Mingguang, maybe, maybe Hao has his reasons?”
Li Yuanzhao tentatively came forward and said.
Hearing the young boy’s words, Li Hao looked at him, feeling a warmth in his heart, and he smiled at him.
Seeing Li Hao’s smile, Li Yuanzhao instantly felt that the strange feeling had vanished, and the familiarity with Hao returned.
Feeling somewhat reassured, he thought he had said the right thing, so he was a bit bolder and was about to speak again when he heard Li Sibei’s cold voice:
“Shut up, you’re too young, stay out of this!”
Li Yuanzhao’s mouth opened slightly but he stammered, unable to retort.
Li Wushuang and Li Yun, siblings as well, approached, their eyes filled with complex emotions as they looked at Li Hao.
Li Wushuang remembered the slap Li Hao had given her on the buttocks that day, and now felt a mix of shame and anger, as well as confusion.
Although Li Hao had been heavy-handed that day, causing her to not dare sit down, she could feel that he was merely disciplining her without any intent to kill, which was starkly different from today.
She too had offended Li Hao, but he had not intended to kill her, showing he was not a murderous person.
Or perhaps, as her cousin Li Mingguang had said, was it that Li Hao, having claimed victory over Li Qianfeng and secured the True Dragon seat, was now revealing his violent nature?
Li Yun watched Li Hao with a timid gaze, and had his elder sister not been by his side, he might have been afraid to approach. He already had a shadow of fear towards Hao in his heart, which now felt greatly magnified.
“Hmph, what my mother said was right, his mother is from the Great Wilderness Heaven; ferocity runs in their blood, like mother, like son!”
Li Jiangying and Li Rumeng, siblings as well, also came over, looking disdainfully at Li Hao.
Both brother and sister held a bit of jealousy towards Li Hao for claiming the title of True Dragon. Li Rumeng felt that if only their father had let them participate earlier, it would have been more exciting, perhaps even allowing her to show off.
