Entering Dao from Infancy

Summary

In the chapter, tensions arise as Li Mu Xiu expresses shock at Li Hao's unexpected achievements, including the beheading of three Unyielding Great Demons. While Li Mu Xiu is excited about Li Hao's potential, Li Tian Gang cautions against the young man's reckless actions, arguing that his public humiliation of powerful figures could lead to serious consequences. Li Tian Gang emphasizes the importance of restraint and the need for Li Hao to navigate his position carefully. Despite their disagreement, Li Tian Gang plans to write to Li Hao, acknowledging the dangers he faces after killing the young king of Wanshan. Meanwhile, the Wu Liang Fo Zhu reflects on Li Hao's talent and the challenges he may encounter, advising his disciples to focus on their own growth while recognizing the unpredictability of fate.

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