Entering Dao from Infancy

Summary

Li Hao and his companions returned to Tangu Palace Academy with a mission letter from the Demon Suppression Division of Cangyu City, receiving full marks. Su Ye Hua acknowledged their success, attributing it to the presence of the Li family's young masters. Ren Qian Qian expressed her determination to become a personal sword attendant but was advised by Li Hao to consult her father first due to the significance of the decision. Later, Li Hao visited Second Master and Feng at Black Water Lake, where they discussed fishing and Li Hao's recent task. They reminisced about Li Hao's past achievements, including catching a dragon. As they enjoyed delicacies from Cangyu City, they learned that the war was coming to an end, which meant Li Hao might soon see his parents again. The conversation shifted to the true dragon quota within the Li family, which Li Hao was eager to secure. The true dragon position would grant him significant resources and support from ancestral heroic souls, enhancing his cultivation. Despite the responsibilities that came with it, Li Hao felt motivated to prevent others from undermining his future. The chapter concluded with a light-hearted fishing scene and a barbecue dinner.

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