The Godly Rich Man for Ten Thousand Years.

Summary

Lu Qing Yao experiences profound despair as she faces humiliation and violence, realizing that there are worse things than being violated. She expresses a desire to die rather than live in shame. When Lu Hang arrives, he comforts her, insisting that she is not filthy and helps cleanse her wounds. Despite her struggles and tears, Lu Hang reassures her that her experiences are not the end of her dignity. He expresses anger towards her tormentors, punishing them severely for their actions. Lu Qing Yao, feeling a mix of warmth and anger, chooses to stay and witness the punishment of those who wronged her.

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