The two brothers seemed to be in entirely different leagues. However, this was merely the perspective of outsiders. Jiman Shah, at the center of the family power struggle, understood that his second brother was not as devoid of competitive edge as others perceived.
If Iskandar Shah were truly without potential, the family head would have already designated a successor.
Yet, over the years, no matter how well Jiman Shah performed, how much he contributed to the family, or how brilliant he appeared before others, the family head his father, Rahman Shah remained silent about succession.
As a young master of a large family, Jiman Shah had witnessed countless life and death power struggles from an early age. One could say that Iskandar Shah was like a fishbone stuck in Jiman Shah's throat, causing him much discomfort.
How he longed to remove that fishbone! However, Iskandar Shah was also protected by skilled guards, making it no easy task to deal with him covertly...
