Stealing Fragrance.

Summary

In a tense moment, Shan Fei races to save a child, Hu Tou, from galloping horses, ultimately colliding into a stall and injuring himself. Despite his pain, he reassures Lian Hua and defends Hu Tou, who is oblivious to the danger. When confronted by young master Cao Pi, Shan Fei boldly demands an apology, asserting the importance of law and respect for the common folk. He challenges the young master, emphasizing the need for gratitude and dignity amidst adversity, showcasing his unwavering ideals despite the overwhelming power of Cao Pi, the son of the influential Cao Cao.

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