Adopted Husband.

Summary

In the spring of the tenth year of Wu Dynasty Jing Han, Zhou Jun Wu faced significant challenges as his research on gunpowder failed and he was confined by his father. Despite the discouragement from teachers and family, he found solace in his studies, particularly under the guidance of his master, Ning Yi. After a period of confinement, Jun Wu was allowed to explore his interests, leading to a growing fondness for artisan techniques. Ning Yi's return sparked tensions among guest scholars who sought to challenge him, but Ning Yi focused on practical knowledge, discussing innovative ideas with Jun Wu. Meanwhile, Zhou Pei, concerned for her brother, expressed her doubts about Ning Yi's influence. The trio spent time together, discussing concepts of flight, blending Jun Wu's ambitions with Ning Yi's practical insights, all while navigating the pressures of their respective roles in society.

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