Killing The Wolf

Living in a remote town, Chang Geng could never have imagined that his origins were so extraordinary. His widowed mother was not his biological mother, and his deaf and blind stepfather transformed into the formidable Duke of Anding. To his astonishment, he was actually the fourth prince lost among the common people. In a single night, Chang Geng's life underwent a dramatic transformation, and whether his stepfather, "Shen Sixteen," or Gu Yun could continue to protect him remained uncertain

Another masterpiece by Priest, the author exhibits a seasoned writing style, with intricate character portrayals and a plot full of twists and turns. The story begins with the mystery of Chang Geng's background, leading the narrative into a small climax that piques the reader's curiosity about the authenticity of Chang Geng's identity as a prince and the true nature of his "little foster father" Gu Yun. As the plot unfolds, readers are also eager to see how Chang Geng will interact with Gu Yun upon his return to the capital.