The Reverse Scale.

Summary

In Chapter 147, Li Muyang expresses regret to Lin Cang Hai for missing a scenic view, but Lin reassures him that the night view was still enjoyable. After their goodbyes, Li Muyang reflects on a troubling connection between his recitation of a sacrificial text and the Jiang's wrath. He experiments with reading the "Words of the Dragon" in private, finding that it doesn't provoke anger except for one specific piece. Li Muyang is determined to master both Buddhism and Taoism for his family's safety while navigating the complexities of his school life, including interactions with peers like the cold Song Tingyun.

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