Adopted Husband.

Summary

The sun was setting over Lü Liang, where over four hundred riders charged at retreating cavalry amidst a chaotic battle. The Little Sounding Horse's bandit leader, Qiu Meng Tang, led his fierce men, known for their brutality and bloodlust. However, they faced an unexpected challenge from a well-organized group of about one hundred seventy fighters led by Ning Yi. As the two sides clashed, the bandits found themselves stuck against a solid defense, with their initial frenzy turning into confusion and casualties. Qiu Meng Tang, initially confident, realized the opposing side was composed and strategic, contrasting with his men’s reckless aggression. Meanwhile, figures like Lou Shu Wan and the Third Prince observed the battle, noting the unexpected resilience of Ning Yi's forces. The clash revealed a stark difference in mentality, with Ning Yi's group maintaining calm and purpose amidst the chaos, shaped by their past experiences and philosophical reflections on violence and purpose.

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