Adopted Husband.

Summary

In November, the fog over the plains looked ordinary, and the winter sky was grayish-blue. A wave of reforms was stirring in the southwest. People were unaware of the historical significance of their existence amidst intense changes since the thirteenth year of Jing Han, marked by disasters, sieges, and sorrow. Despite a transformation involving over two hundred thousand people, the ideal of "the tiller has his land" seemed hard to accept. Even in failure, it was a minor setback for a warlord faction navigating chaos. The faction's strength led to debates, but the people's hearts echoed a deep sigh. Observing this turbulent time felt like capturing a fragment of history amidst chaotic currents.

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