Surprising Swan.

Summary

In the Confucian camp, Li Zi Ye and his companions returned with Fa Ru, who was injured. Qin E Na expressed skepticism about the God of Guangming, suggesting that Li Zi Ye might be the key to rescuing him. As Fa Ru was treated, the group discussed the implications of the God of Guangming's powers, realizing the potential threat he posed. After a battle, rumors spread about the retreat of Fo Men and the Heavenly Books, leading to public criticism. Fa Ru awakened, and despite his weakened state, he reassured his followers. He acknowledged Li Zi Ye's efforts and hinted at passing on responsibilities. The chapter ends with Li Zi Ye planning to visit Bai Di, who had previously saved him.

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