Han Homeland.

Summary

Yun Lang is captivated by Song Qiao's graceful neck, but their conversation shifts to the ethical dilemmas of testing blood types and the dark past of Yun Lang's senior brother, who used monkeys and criminals for experiments. Song Qiao disapproves of these methods, while Yun Lang reflects on the futility of trying to control fate. The narrative explores themes of morality, the burden of knowledge, and the simplicity of life skills like farming and cooking. Yun Lang's interactions with others reveal a complex web of relationships, where personal desires and societal expectations clash. The chapter ends with Yun Lang observing Song Qiao's dedication to healing, hinting at future developments in their story.

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