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Summary

. Shen Tang discusses the complexities of workplace romances with Qian Yong, emphasizing that relationships among colleagues should be avoided unless they are serious, as casual flings can lead to awkwardness and conflicts at work. Qian Yong is surprised by her perspective and acknowledges the potential issues. Shen Tang argues that familial relationships are often stronger and more complicated than romantic ones, suggesting that blood ties foster trust and loyalty, which can be more powerful than marriage. She believes that the bonds formed through family connections are less likely to disrupt workplace harmony than romantic entanglements. . Meanwhile, Shen Zhi's burgeoning reputation becomes a topic of gossip among the old ministers of the Xin Kingdom, especially regarding her relationship with Li Lang. Shen Tang is focused on her work but is informed about Luan Xin's family troubles, prompting her to offer assistance. Luan Xin is worried about the safety of his sister, who has not yet arrived home. Shen Tang decides to send someone to help, demonstrating her empathy. . In a different setting, Yun Ce reflects on his past with Huang Lie, realizing his disillusionment with the military’s brutal tactics and the moral decay among the ranks. His attempts to protect civilians lead to conflict with an old general who reveals that such actions are condoned by Huang Lie. Yun Ce's idealism clashes with the harsh realities of war, leaving him feeling lost and betrayed. .

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