The Gate of Great Rebellion.

Summary

Aunt Ye's complex emotions reflected sorrow as An Zheng pulled down the wine flag, marking a poignant moment. She demanded he leave, concealing her feelings as she reclaimed the flag, which seemed to lose its spirit. An Zheng pondered the implications of his actions, realizing the sword's intent and the hidden sword soul within the banner. He reflected on the existence of immortals and the hidden threats facing the Chen Family, recognizing that Da Kou Hall was merely a surface presence. Kou Liu, who confronted An Zheng, expressed regret over his past and the manipulative nature of their world, revealing his own struggles and lack of true agency. Ultimately, he acknowledged his role as a pawn, devoid of regret but filled with resentment for not being "evil" enough.

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