Adopted Husband.

Summary

In the summer of the eighth year of Wu Jian Shuo, lingering issues from the black flag army's retreat became pressing, particularly the infiltration of spies into the Great Qi and the uncertainty surrounding Ning Yi's death. Despite the Jin Kingdom's losses and the apparent collapse of the black flag army, rumors persisted about Ning Yi's survival, fueled by the organized remnants of the black flag army regrouping in Tubo, Dali, and beyond. As investigations into Ning Yi's fate intensified, Li Shishi, a former courtesan and confidante of Ning Yi, emerged as a key figure. Following her movements, assassination attempts began, raising questions about her safety and connection to Ning Yi. Amidst natural disasters, Shishi gained a reputation for her humanitarian efforts, prompting various factions to protect her. Lu Anmin found himself in a difficult position regarding Shishi's safety, torn between his authority and compassion. Their interactions revealed Shishi's vulnerability and determination, as she sought assistance while acknowledging her limitations. Ultimately, the situation surrounding Ning Yi's fate and Shishi's role became increasingly complex, intertwining personal and political stakes.

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