Dao Lord.

Summary

In a tense political atmosphere, Niu You Dao bluntly warns Elder Huang Tong that paying respects to the headmasters of the six factions is inconsequential, as future threats loom from the Yan and Han kingdoms. He suggests that the Southern State, backed by the Yongping County King, is a more strategic focus than the troubled Northern State. Meanwhile, Huang Tong faces rejection from the six sects, revealing the growing tensions among factions. Shao Ping Bo, under scrutiny for alleged conspiracies against Niu You Dao, denies wrongdoing but is pressured by Zhong Yang Xu, who hints at severe consequences. As the situation escalates, Shao Ping Bo chooses to imprison himself to prove his innocence, leaving his father to manage the Northern State's affairs amidst rising chaos.

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