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Summary

Huo Qubing's growth is marked by his ability to discern right from wrong, a trait Yun Lang appreciates. The narrative explores friendship's influence, contrasting good and bad associations. The story also touches on the tiger's return, its decline, and Yun Lang's interactions with Huo Qubing. The tiger's condition reflects the consequences of neglect, and Yun Lang's pragmatic approach to relationships is evident in his views on Zhuo Ji's departure. The chapter concludes with Huo Qubing's desire to raise a tiger, symbolizing his ambition and the challenges of taming wild nature.

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