Master, You Don't Want the Identity of the Crossing Person to Be Exposed, Right? (1-678).

Summary

The narrative unfolds with characters grappling with the aftermath of a brutal conflict instigated by the Yan Guo, leading to the sacrifice of millions. Amidst despair, Rhett's realization of having cleared a trial ignites a moment of joy, quickly overshadowed by the disappointment of receiving no reward. Concurrently, Liu Shi Yun, concerned about Wen Quan's whereabouts, seeks to uncover the truth, while Wen Qing navigates her own worries and the complexities of familial relationships. The story intertwines themes of loyalty, emotional turmoil, and the quest for truth, highlighting the characters' struggles in both their personal lives and the larger conflict surrounding them.

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