Adopted Husband.

Summary

The atmosphere lightened by jokes about tofu pudding couldn't resolve the underlying issues between Chen Fan and Ning Yi. Chen Fan viewed Ning Yi as a "madman" to justify his own feelings of helplessness. Despite the bloodshed surrounding them, Ning Yi yearned for a peaceful life, which Chen Fan understood but struggled to reconcile with their family's feud. Chen Fan felt guilty for not killing Ning Yi, who had acted out of sincere intentions, treating Chen Fan as a brother. Their conversation revealed a deeper emotional burden, leading Chen Fan to leave, feeling heavier than before. Meanwhile, Ning Yi reflected on the tranquil night, symbolizing the weight of life and the passage of time. As spring approached, Ning Yi and his group prepared to leave for Jiangning after the Ministry of Justice's procedures were completed. The oppressive atmosphere from previous events began to lift, and the security in surrounding counties improved. Ning Yi's reputation grew in the green forest following his recent battles, while the emergence of the Great Guangming Sect under Lin Zong Wu's leadership began to challenge other sects, expanding rapidly through respectful confrontations. By the end of February, Ning Yi had already arrived in Jiangning, marking a significant shift in their journey.

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