The Gate of Great Rebellion.

Summary

In a tense confrontation, An Zheng faces a black-faced man who justifies his evil actions by claiming he protects the village from bandits. An Zheng condemns him, stating that his actions cause more harm than good. After a brutal exchange, An Zheng kills the man and decides to spare an old woman, leaving her alone in the village as punishment for her complicity. As he reflects on the events, he encounters Feng Xiu Yang, who reveals his ability to track An Zheng through a peach wood sword. They discuss their philosophies on life, death, and the nature of their conflict, highlighting their complex relationship and the burdens of their respective paths.

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