Nine Heavens Sword Demon.

Summary

In a conversation, Yan Huang criticizes Nie Feng for acting timid despite earning respect through his strength. Nie Feng, identifying as a commoner, questions the stigma attached to it. They arrive at Tianyin Garden, an extravagant estate, where Nie Feng is unimpressed by the opulence, valuing his own simple cabin more. He is shown to Fengqi Courtyard, where he expresses gratitude for the hospitality. During dinner, an extravagant feast of eighty-eight dishes is served, delighting Nie Feng and the little fox, who revels in the luxury. The evening concludes with Nie Feng being offered assistance for his bath, highlighting the attentive service at the estate.

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