The Reverse Scale.

Summary

In Chapter 399, Luo Xu is infuriated by the disrespect shown to him and his master, Lu Xingkong, by the Song Family's old man. Lu Xingkong explains the significance of the Song Family's residence as a protective barrier for Tiandu City, emphasizing their role as guardians of peace. Despite Luo Xu's anger at being denied entry, Lu Xingkong remains calm, understanding the implications of their visit. Meanwhile, Song Gudu, the old master of the Song Family, reflects on the situation, choosing not to meet them, as he believes it serves no purpose. He enjoys the beauty of plum blossoms, symbolizing resilience, while his grandson, Song Tao, worries about their family's future. The chapter highlights themes of honor, respect, and the complexities of familial and societal relationships amidst political tensions.

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