The War God's Deep Love for the Ugly Beauty.

Summary

Ming Feng Qiu observed that children eat better together, so he generously shared his food, including silverfish threads, with them. Meanwhile, the political tension between Jin Yang and Jing Yang kingdoms intensified as they vied for Ming Feng Qiu's favor. The fourth prince of Jing Yang, Cheng Bin, attempted to charm the children but was met with disdain from Ming Feng Qiu, who was protective of his young companion, Xuan Ge Er. After Cheng Bin presented a jade plaque, Xuan Ge Er reacted by spraying food on him, causing laughter. Ming Feng Qiu's furious response to Cheng Bin's advances highlighted the underlying political stakes, as both kingdoms sought to secure alliances through the children.

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