The True Enemy

Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a young man named Liang. His parents were killed by a cruel man named Wei, who was known for his tyranny and greed. Liang was only a child at that time, but he swore to avenge his parents when he grew up.

Years passed, and Liang grew into a strong and determined young man. He spent every day training and planning his revenge against Wei. He knew that Wei was a dangerous man, but Liang was ready to face him.

One day, Liang finally found the perfect opportunity to confront Wei. He went to Wei’s mansion and challenged him to a duel. Wei, who was known for his strength and brutality, accepted the challenge.

The duel was intense. Liang fought with all his might, but Wei was too strong. Just when Liang thought he was going to lose, something unexpected happened. Wei suddenly stopped fighting and looked at Liang with a strange expression.

“Liang,” Wei said, his voice filled with emotion, “I’m your father.”

Liang was shocked. He had always believed that Wei was the murderer, but now he was telling him that he was his father. Liang couldn’t believe his ears.

Wei explained that he had been framed for the murder of Liang’s parents. The real murderer was someone else, and Wei had been in prison for years before he was released and found Liang.

Liang was confused and hurt. He didn’t know what to think. But Wei continued to explain, showing him evidence that proved his innocence.

After a long and emotional conversation, Liang realized that everything he had believed was a lie. Wei was not the murderer; he was his father who had been trying to find him and clear his name.

Liang felt a mix of emotions—anger, sadness, relief, and joy. But in the end, he forgave his father and they embraced, starting a new chapter in their lives together.

The story ends with Liang and his father walking hand in hand, ready to face the future together, with a sense of hope and reconciliation.