Blade that Slays the Heavens.

Summary

Xia Hao confronts Chu Mo, harboring deep resentment over personal losses he attributes to Chu Mo's actions, including the Crown Prince's blindness. Despite being ordered to avoid conflict, Xia Hao's hatred grows. Meanwhile, Chu Mo is appointed as the King of Chu, raising tensions. The emperor, wary of Chu Mo's rising military influence and potential threats from the Flying Immortals, contemplates the implications of Chu Mo's actions for Great Xia. The emperor recognizes Chu Mo's character but fears his growing power could lead to unrest. The chapter concludes with uncertainty about the future dynamics between Chu Mo, the emperor, and the royal family.

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