The Great Trickster.

Summary

Li Yun Dao, holding a modified gun, reflects on his lack of confidence in using firearms despite having a license. Unlike his skilled brother-in-law, he struggles with shooting. After a surprising display of accuracy, hitting the bullseye with all ten shots, his companions are left in disbelief. Li Yun Dao attributes his skill to early calligraphy practice, which requires wrist control similar to shooting. As Ge Qing and Ge Lan react to his unexpected talent, the scene shifts to Ge Qing's emotional moment, revealing her vulnerability beneath her tough exterior. The chapter ends, transitioning to the next.

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