At two years old, Su Chen was kidnapped by traffickers. He was fifteen when he finally returned to the Su family, the wealthiest family in Haishi. However, his second sister framed him as a thief, leading to his tragic downfall. Depressed and hopeless, Su Chen eventually met his end.
But fate gave him a second chance. Reborn on the very day his second sister framed him, Su Chen made a decision: instead of draining himself with internal struggles, he would unleash his madness onto others.
A moment of madness brings momentary joy. Constant madness brings endless satisfaction.
When his second sister accused him of being a thief, Su Chen immediately called the police to have her arrested instead.
When the Su family forced him to live in a tiny, damp, windowless storage room, Su Chen set a fire and filled the entire house with smoke, suffocating the whole family.
When they treated him differently from the rest and refused to give him any allowance, Su Chen went live-streaming, picking up trash in the wealthy neighborhood—dragging the entire Su family into his spectacle.
