De Pro-Techie
Well-rounded Techie
From Outcast to Overlord: The Unyielding Heir Novel SynopsisThe Young Man Returns In the outskirts of Ravenridge, Mornwick, a ragged young man walked steadily, carrying a worn-out shoulder bag.
Despite his disheveled appearance, his steps were firm and measured, and nothing could diminish the intense, resolute light in his eyes.
His posture was straight, his figure tall and lean, like a spear poised to pierce the heavens, unstoppable and unmatched.
As he gazed at the distant silhouette of towering buildings, his expression grew contemplative, and he murmured softly to himself,
"Eight years have passed...
Guess what, Reginald Ashcroft, Gareth Ashcroft-I'm still very much alive."
His fists clenched tightly as memories of that stormy night flooded back-the night of his tenth birthday.
It should have been a day of joy, like any other, but instead, it was the day he lost everything, even the martial power that he had trained so hard to master.
And the one who had stripped him of it was none other than his own father.
The man he had once idolized, determined to surpass, had shown no mercy.
He had brutally ripped the martial power from his own son's chest, leaving a pain so searing that even after eight years, the poor boy could still vividly recall it.
The anguish, the bitterness, and the fury-it all remained as fresh as if it had happened yesterday.
On that day, he lost not only his abilities but also his family and his place in the world.
Gravely injured, he was abandoned by his father and thrown into the wilderness where wild beasts roamed-a certain death sentence for a ten-year-old.
But by some miracle, he survived.
Continue reading on this amazing novella to uncover interesting and mind-blowing details, enjoy!
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