When it cos to discussing physics, one cannot bypass Yu Yisen.
And the story of Yu Yisen’s background is sowhat bleak.
He was the only son of Sang Ziming and Yu Guoning. The year Sang Ziming died, Yu Yisen was only seven years old. Although he was the legitimate eldest son, having such a stepmother ant he not only did not receive everything rightfully his but lived in constant fear.
Struggling until his teenage years, he found an opportunity and went abroad to study.
Shen Qiunong was the wife he married while overseas.
In the years when Yu Yisen made his na, his wife Shen Qiunong followed suit and basked in his glory.
But in truth, Shen Qiunong had her own career. She was a reputed literary translator; it was just that her husband’s brilliance slightly overshadowed her own.
Shen Qiunong’s origins were extrely mysterious; until now, no one could clearly explain them. It was only known that her ancestors had settled abroad long ago, and the family must have been affluent, otherwise, they couldn’t have afforded her to attend the best universities abroad.
It was in university where she t and fell in love with Yu Yisen.
Despite the tumultuous tis back then, Shen Qiunong unwaveringly followed Yu Yisen back to their holand. The couple lived in the Physics Academy’s residential building, living simply and severing ties with the Yu family, closing their doors to live their own lives.
Nearly forty years old, they finally welcod their only child, Yu Fuli.
Their days proceeded peacefully; spending a lifeti this way wouldn’t be bad.
Unfortunately, when Yu Fuli was thirteen, a fire broke out at ho, and Yu Fuli perished in the blaze.
Half a year later, an explosion occurred in Yu Yisen’s laboratory, causing him to lose his legs.
In just half a year, calamities struck one after another, causing Shen Qiunong to be unable to bear the shock, and she cried herself into blindness.
The family then gradually faded from sight.
Yu Yisen’s na was also completely removed from the physics community.
Without deliberate forgetting, the family of three just faded away in the river of ti.
When Shen Qiunong’s na was suddenly ntioned, it was like a stone thrown into water, creating splashes of turmoil.
Na Amo approached the blond youth, looked at him warmly, and nodded with satisfaction.
"You look a lot like your great-aunt."
Gu Chengzhao sighed and looked at Amos with the sa consolation in his eyes: "Aunt Qiu is a senior I greatly respect. She once said she had a niece who looks a lot like her, and that should be your mother."
Na Amo ignored Yu Fusheng’s dark look, and said to himself: "For years, Chengzhao and I have never stopped searching for Yisen Uncle and Aunt Qiu, but there have been no traces. I thought they had long since..."
Na Amo wiped away tears and said joyfully: "You say you’ve found their traces, where are they?"
Amos looked at Yu Fusheng, his cold eyes like knives as he spoke word by word: "They weren’t missing; all these years, they’ve been imprisoned by the Yu family."
Na Amo and Gu Chengzhao, known for their calm and composure, were also shocked upon hearing this: "What did you say?"
Everyone was astonished. Though they knew the disappearance of the three was suspicious, to outright declare it caused a significant impact.
Yu Ruohuan inadvertently glanced at Gu Bichen, who stood silently behind Na Amo and Gu Chengzhao; the youth hung his head quietly, almost without presence.
"What nonsense are you talking? They died long ago; don’t try to pin the bla on us."
Yu Ruohuan refuted unyieldingly.
No wonder she sensed Amos’s inexplicable hostility; he turned out to be related to Shen Qiunong.
This situation was now tricky; Amos had the entire i Fei Family behind him, along with imnse wealth and connections. If he doesn’t relent, the Yu family will face major trouble.
Amos fixed sharp blue eyes onto Yu Ruohuan: "Do you dare to swear an oath?"
Yu Ruohuan was furious: "You bully too much."
Suddenly, Amos’s tone changed, his cold voice like an icy blade: "It’s clearly the Yu family bullying too much, causing Yu Fuli’s death, crippling Yu Yisen’s legs, and still not ceasing, imprisoning an elderly couple and tornting them daily with such malice—it’s simply outrageous to both gods and n."
"You’re slandering," Yu Ruohuan’s concealnt was increasingly apparent, and everyone could see it.
After all, Yu Ruohuan was just a young girl, not as adept as an adult.
Amos looked at Yu Fusheng and suddenly curled his lips into a smile.
Yu Fusheng sensed sothing was wrong and signaled to Han Li behind him, who quietly slipped out.
Wei Zhuhua looked at Amos and sighed.
Sure enough, the ti had co, and retribution was here.
Who would have thought Shen Qiunong would have such a formidable grand-nephew?
He was here to vindicate and avenge her.
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