The Reverse Scale.

Summary

In Chapter 832, tensions rise as Ying Bo Yan confronts a fairy, Li Sinian, who challenges his intentions regarding Yan Xiangma, an enemy general. While Ying Bo Yan expresses a desire for revenge against Yan for harming his daughter, the fairy suggests that Qian Du may have left willingly with Yan. This revelation stirs the crowd, as it hints at a romantic connection between Qian Du and Yan, a topic previously avoided in Ying Bo Yan's presence. Li Sinian boldly accuses Ying Bo Yan of instigating the war that led to suffering, turning the situation into a public debate about morality and responsibility. Despite the anger from his generals, Ying Bo Yan finds the fairy's audacity intriguing, reflecting on his lost connection with his daughter. The chapter explores themes of familial loyalty, the consequences of war, and the complexities of love amidst conflict.

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