Chapter 29: Revelations and Regrets

Chapter 29: Revelations and Regrets

After a long day of shopping, we spent eight hours at the mall and, somehow, managed to rack up 20 million in expenses. (I honestly have no idea how they managed to spend that much so quickly—[Author faints at hearing the amount spent] (⁠´⁠⊙⁠ω⁠⊙⁠`)⁠!)

We then headed to an amusement park, where we spent another four hours riding all the attractions. After that, we went to a restaurant for a nice dinner. By the time we were done, everyone was exhausted. To relax, I decided to take them to the beach to enjoy the scenery by the sea.

As we stood there, taking in the view, I spoke up. "Girls, today was amazing. I wish every day could be like this—just enjoying life together. But... I need to tell you something."

Lao Shandao looked at me curiously. "What is it, Raghav?"

I took a deep breath before speaking. "Do you remember a few days ago when I brought the Thunder Tribute to me somehow?"

Qian Yan nodded. "Yes, we remember."

The girls' faces turned slightly red, clearly recalling the event.

I continued, "I've been cultivating a technique that allows me to create an inner planet within my body. The stronger your cultivation, the bigger the planet becomes. But there's something else I need to say."

Seeing the serious expression on my face, the girls immediately became more serious as well.

I waved my hand, creating a silent dome around us, ensuring no one could overhear our conversation. The girls looked around, sensing the gravity of the situation, and said nothing.

I turned to them. "Do you know why I broke the engagement with Yin Ren Tang?"

They all shook their heads, unsure.

I took a deep breath, my voice dropping lower. "I've reincarnated countless times in this world. Each time I die and am reborn, it drives me to the brink of insanity. I hate this world more than anything."

Olivia interrupted me, her voice filled with confusion. "What do you mean by 'countless times dying and being reborn' and 'hating this world the most'?"

I sighed. "Before I came to this world, I don't want to tell you who I was or what I was before. But... I once read a novel. The content of it... I didn't like it. But what's funny is, the Raghav Ye King in that novel, or in this world, was the villain. He would die because of his engagement and become nothing more than a puppet to the heroine, Yin Ren Tang."

The girls listened attentively, their faces serious.

"But I changed that. After calling you here and making you my wives, I thought I could change my fate. But the protagonist of this world, fate itself, keeps trying to destroy my life, no matter what I do."

I paused, letting the weight of my words sink in. "I made you four my wives... Ah Ming, you know that your brother left you when you were young."

Ah Ming's expression softened as she responded. "Yes, he left me. But do you know, Young Master..."

I nodded, continuing. "He left you because he wanted to give you a better life. He died on a mission, but before he passed, he told his leader to take care of you. However, that leader betrayed your brother's last wish and tried to tear us apart. He targeted you because he knew you were carrying my child."

Ah Ming's eyes widened. "But... I thought—"

I cut her off, my voice a little rough. "I was happy at that time. I thought I was going to be a father. But fate didn't leave me in peace. That bastard, the one who had no regard for your brother's wishes, kidnapped you. But even when I was happy, when I thought things might change, he didn't stop. He targeted you first."