Originally, what Mr. Lin said did make some sense, but honest advice is often hard to swallow, especially for someone like Liu Fengsheng who is in such a radical state right now. He didn't even notice the main point of Mr. Lin's words; instead, he focused on Mr. Lin saying Luo Zhiyong was a good kid, capable, and had achieved accomplishments at a young age in the army, implying he couldn't compare to Luo Zhiyong in this regard.
Liu Fengsheng is currently unable to bear any provocation, especially when it's coming from his biological father. At this moment, his mind is completely twisted; he feels he can't stand it when everyone says he's inferior to Luo Zhiyong, no matter where he goes.
If there were no Luo Zhiyong in this world, or if he could see Luo Zhiyong fall into despair, would he perhaps live more easily?
