You're the Holy Son, But Your Dad Is the Saint

You're the Holy Son, But Your Dad Is the Saint Plot:

Teenager Gu Zhao was born the "Holy Son" of the cultivation world—his birth coincided with a nine-star alignment, foretelling he "would end all chaos." Yet his father Gu Heng was the "Saint" worshipped by millions: he'd slain a million demons with one sword, cured a kingdom's plague with a cup of tea, even immortals called him "senior." For 18 years, the most common phrases Gu Zhao heard were "Your dad once..." and "You're nothing like your dad." Until he snuck into his dad's "Forbidden Pavilion" and found walls covered in bloodstained letters—turns out the "Saintly" father had been using his own life to suppress a world-destroying demon fetus on the verge of breaking free. And Gu Zhao's "Holy Son fate"? It was bought by his dad with half a heart, traded to immortals: "My son doesn't need to be a hero, but I have to let him survive." When inferiority about "not being like dad" crashes into the truth of "dad risking everything to protect him," Gu Zhao finally understands: the son of a "Saint" never needs to "surpass dad"—he just needs to "catch dad."