"There's a saying that even with all the care a gardener can give, flowers may not bloom, but willows planted casually may grow to cast a shade. Originally, Mr. Su Bai enjoyed being an audience because it allowed him to enter story worlds and satisfy his special spiritual needs, but now, his proactive nature is driven by his son's disappearance—he must become stronger and seek revenge against that man and woman.
From a third-person perspective, Mr. Su Bai's life is incomplete and fraught with hardship. It's just that his personality and what could be called a freakish willpower tend to make people overlook his experiences.
Sometimes, Mr. Su Bai wonders if his son being taken away was also an intentional act. Maybe they didn't want to see him continue his degenerate obsession over his son. His decay might have interfered with their plans, and now, his extreme desire to pursue power is probably something they would rather see.
