Surprising Swan.

Summary

On a rainy night, Li Zi Ye seeks refuge in a simple wooden house belonging to the Confucian leader, Kong Qiu, carrying the injured Little Hong. Kong Qiu emphasizes the importance of adaptability, contrasting Li Zi Ye's survival instinct with Little Hong's miscalculation against a stronger foe. After healing Little Hong, Kong Qiu suggests she recuperate at the academy, but Li Zi Ye insists on compensation for her care, leveraging the situation to secure a deal for his family. As they negotiate, Kong Qiu hints at the challenges ahead, recognizing Li Zi Ye's potential as a variable in the uncertain future. The narrative highlights themes of sacrifice, adaptability, and the complexities of relationships within a world of danger.

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