Adopted Husband.

Summary

The autumn rain drenches courtyards as Ning Yi sketches at a table, distracted by a woman's laughter from behind a bamboo curtain. She shares thoughts about carving a knife and a stone carver, Wang Yin, leading to a light-hearted exchange. Their conversation reveals a peculiar dynamic; she aims to ease the atmosphere while he remains indifferent. As they discuss military supplies and the challenges of leadership, Ning Yi critiques her overly personal approach to governance, emphasizing the need for rules alongside human feelings. The debate continues, highlighting her dedication to the village, yet they struggle to find common ground on balancing emotions and regulations in leadership.

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