The Reverse Scale.

Summary

In Chapter 359, the cold and serene atmosphere of Deer Garden is depicted, where Grandpa Song Gu Du and his grandson, Song Tao, wait for the wax plum blossoms to bloom. Despite the chill, Grandpa insists on staying to hear the flowers bloom, symbolizing deeper wisdom and connection to nature. As they share a moment of reflection, Song Tao grapples with foreboding omens regarding his grandfather's health. The chapter culminates in a magical moment when the blossoms finally bloom, accompanied by a faint sound, evoking joy and a spiritual connection. Both characters experience a profound realization, blending the beauty of nature with their familial bond.

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