After bidding farewell to Long Xiyuan and saying goodbye to Song Qingrui, Bai Zhi'er took Guoguo and others to witness Duke Huan's execution.
The harm to Chu Ping and the forced return of Guoguo never made Guoguo feel like family.
The death of Duke Huan finally allowed Guoguo to breathe a sigh of relief.
Bai Zhi'er thought that perhaps it was because, from now on, Guoguo knew he could truly live for himself.
Otherwise, as long as Duke Huan was alive, he would constantly remind him of having such a vile father in the world.
Fortunately, everything had settled.
Guoguo completely discarded his previous name.
He gave himself a new name, Feng Guo.
Bai Xingye teased him, "Aren't you becoming the Marquis's son now?"
Guoguo's face darkened, "Can't I be his younger brother?"
Feng Fuce usually scolded him, but through this experience, Guoguo discovered a truth.
Those who were not related to him by blood were less likely to betray him or push him to take the blame at crucial moments.
