Returned After Cultivating for Ten Thousand Years.

Summary

Ning Xue Feng returns home to honor his deceased mother, a family tradition upheld despite past grievances. His daughter, Ning Qing Xue, provocatively gifts "The Analects of Confucius" to the patriarch, Ning Mao Shan, implying he is a "thief" for living long without merit. This act ignites fury among family members, particularly from Ning Fei, who derides her audacity. Despite the backlash, Ning Qing Xue stands firm, challenging her grandfather's authority and reflecting on the family's history of oppression. The tension escalates as her boldness reveals deep-seated family conflicts and her desire for justice.

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