Other language: Vietnamese

Adopted Husband.

Chapter 1105: After Singing the Great River, Turn East (Part 4). [1208]



Summary

The carriage moves slowly as Xu Zhao Nan, dressed in a bright yellow and deep red robe, reflects on his past with Huang Quan, whom he killed for disrespecting his authority. He expresses his frustration over He Wen's influence and the challenges posed by the reading society. Xu Zhao Nan insists on maintaining control over his territory and dismisses He Wen's reform ideas as nonsense. He Wen argues for collaboration and reform, suggesting that the Fairness Party must adapt to survive. The conversation escalates as they confront their differing views on power, loyalty, and the future of their factions. Ultimately, He Wen urges Xu Zhao Nan to reconsider his stance, hinting at a potential alliance with the Southwest, while Xu Zhao Nan remains skeptical and defensive about his authority and the implications of reform.

Full content

Loading...