Entering Dao from Infancy

Summary

Li Hao's close relationship with the great demon king, Feng Bo Ping, causes complex feelings among Li Hong Zhuang and Li He, who recognize the significance of such a bond. Despite Li Hao's talents, they understand that his future potential is limited within the Four Realms. Meanwhile, Feng Bo Ping prefers solitude and only engages meaningfully with a few individuals. After a casual conversation with Song Qiu Mo, who intends to stay for half a year, Li Hao begins transforming their shabby camp into a more livable space. He gathers supplies and constructs buildings, creating a cozy courtyard amid the chaos outside. As they settle in, the group enjoys a meal together, showcasing camaraderie and a sense of normalcy despite the surrounding dangers. Later, Chu Jiu Yue arrives with an imperial decree from Emperor Yu, rewarding Li Hao with a treasured sword and an invitation to study at the Qian Dao Palace. Li Hao's refusal to accept the offer surprises those around him, highlighting his determination to sever ties with his family. Following this, Li Hao sends back 124 martial arts manuals and three supreme skills to the Li family, astonishing his father, Li Tian Gang, who grapples with conflicting emotions about his son's talent and choices. The chapter concludes with the elders of the Listening Rain Pavilion confirming the value of Li Hao's returned techniques, prompting discussions about his potential and the implications of his actions.

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