Adopted Husband.

Summary

The townsfolk hesitated to express their opinions in front of guards as Ning Yi closed the door, amidst whispers of concern for County Magistrate Chen. Chen Shan Jun, bowing, insisted they meant no harm, but Ning Yi questioned his loyalty. Chen argued for the need to implement ideas of equality and democracy quickly, citing the dangers of greed within the Huaxia army. He emphasized the urgency of reform, noting that education alone would not bridge the gap between hard work and unearned gains. Ning Yi acknowledged the merit in Chen's arguments but remained skeptical, fearing that returning land to the people could lead to societal collapse due to differing rewards for effort. Despite Ning Yi's reservations, Chen urged him to accept his advice, willing to risk his life for the cause. Ning Yi pondered the implications of refusal, while Chen expressed admiration and determination to push forward with their plans for reform.

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