Having achieved all his goals, Chu Nan saw no need to remain with the Chu family. After Chen Kaiyang confirmed that Chu Han's allies had been stripped of their cultivation and expelled from the Chu family, they planned to leave.
Even though these people had knelt to the ground, begging persistently, Chu Nan turned a blind eye, allowing them to fend for themselves.
Once nearly killed by their humiliation, had it not been for Chu Nan's good fortune, he would have been dead by now.
Not being able to kill them on the spot was already a supreme mercy. As for their pleas, Chu Nan's heart was as hard as iron, completely indifferent.
This calamity directly reduced the Chu family by a quarter, and many believed the family's decline was inevitable.
However, Chu Mountain, gradually emerging from grief, thought otherwise. In his view, Chu Nan was, after all, of Chu family bloodline, and even if not with the family, his name was a deterrent to other families.
