She Only Cares About Cultivation-Chapter 1063 - 889: Super Star 63

The great ups and downs of life, the extreme joys and sorrows, all happen in just a fleeting moment.

So, it’s not just regret for him; it’s an overwhelming regret that feels deadly.

Especially in these years in prison, the outside world has undergone earth-shaking changes, with the internet becoming ubiquitous, and the era he once lived in has already become obsolete.

So what if he was a top student?

So what if he had entrepreneurial experience?

In the end, doesn’t he have to start all over again?

Dai Jiuarong, that slut, who knows where she has hidden, making it so difficult for him to see his son.

It’s not like he hasn’t thought about finding a job, but as soon as they check his identity information and see his prison history, they reject him for any decent job.

He has no money in hand, and when he asks his family for help, they refuse, saying that it’s their money.

Then where is his money?

Even with Old Lady in such a state, she still tells him to find Dai Jiuarong and ask Hua Yan for money, but when he does, he gets nothing.

Now, cars, houses, money, women, children, he has none, and nobody cares about him. Hua Guoqiang truly experiences real heartache.

Countless times, in the dead of night, he painfully mourns before the photo of his deceased wife.

Yet, he is still awakened countless times by nightmares.

Indeed, if you haven’t done anything wrong, you won’t fear the proverbial ghosts tapping at your door. He has done wrong and is destined never to escape this shadow for the rest of his life.

Three days later, Hua Yan was in class when she received a WeChat message from Hua Shuo: "The Old Lady has passed away. She died with her eyes open because neither you nor I went back."

Hua Yan indifferently turned off her phone. Her dying with unclosed eyes had nothing to do with her. That old hag often tormented the original mother’s spirit. She’s dead, so what does it have to do with her?

After class, Hua Yan received another message from him: "You know what? The family is now fighting over the inheritance. Your dad, my dad, along with our aunt, uncle, and the old man, are all at loggerheads. Ha ha, you haven’t seen the scene; it’s lively as hell. The villagers are all gathered outside to watch the drama unfold."

Hua Yan then received a video from Hua Shuo, clearly recorded by someone in the village. It seems that Hua Shuo knows about this because he has an insider.

The video has three parts, each more than ten minutes long, with very clear footage, and everyone’s faces are unmistakable. This was a scene that required no acting skills to capture. Miraculously, after watching the video, she saved it and uploaded it to cloud storage. She didn’t even know why she did it, but it was an instinctive action.

Then, she transferred five hundred yuan to Hua Shuo: "I want more detailed information. Let me know if there’s any movement at home, and I’ll pay you a service fee."

"Oh, you’re a true sister. Although it’s not much money, it’s better than those so-called brothers and sisters of our dad and stepmother. They never care about me. Even a mosquito is meat. Okay, your brother is willing to oblige."

Afterward, Hua Family’s scandals, recorded by Hua Shuo himself, were sent to her as audio files.

These ugly faces of the Hua Family opened her eyes, and through it all, she discovered that Hua Guoqiang was the only one with any sense of moral boundaries.

Maybe he really didn’t do it on purpose back then, but the mistake was made, and she still chooses not to forgive him.

The Hua Family refuses to give Hua Guoqiang money, even his own father, saying they need the money for their retirement. Even though Hua Guoqiang does not have a job, house, or wife, the old man doesn’t care about any of that, stating there’s no money, only a life to take.

Hua Guoqiang asks his siblings to return his former property, but they all refuse, shamelessly claiming that the money was theirs, despite using it to buy houses and cars back then.

Hua Guoqiang is furious, even threatening to sue them, but everyone acts like they’re unafraid of boiling water, treating the prospect of giving back the money as if it’s worse than losing their lives.

This matter has the entire village watching the joke, with some even cursing Hua Guoqiang to his face, calling it what he deserves.

"You had a good life, but chose to ruin it. Now look! No wife, your daughter doesn’t want you, and your mistress took your son and left. Haha, you’ve probably never even seen your son, right? Let me tell you, it’s good you haven’t seen him, because that kid looks like neither you nor your mistress. Who knows where she brought the child from? Are you sure he’s yours?"

"Exactly, that child is so beautiful. I’ve never seen such a good-looking kid in my life. I can’t explain the feeling, but it just doesn’t resemble you. You haven’t even seen your son but gave away your property. What were you thinking?"

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As more and more people mention this incident, Hua Guoqiang realizes that he might have overlooked a major issue, namely, whether the son Dai Jiuarong gave birth to is really his.

To investigate this matter, he went as far as locating the hospital where Dai Jiuarong gave birth, but he had no money, no people, and no connections to get the medical records from her hospitalization.

Hua Guoqiang thought about borrowing money from Hua Yan, but he couldn’t enter her residential area. When he went to Four Middle School to find her, the security guard first asked who he was. Upon hearing he was Hua Yan’s father, the guard simply waved him away: "Leave, there’s no such student here."

Hua Guoqiang didn’t believe it, but the guard refused to tell him anything, even threatening to call the police if he stayed around, scaring him into leaving. As soon as he left, Hua Yan’s phone rang. It turned out to be the security guard informing her...