Adopted Husband.

Summary

Ning Yi and Qin Shao Qian discuss the complexities of leadership and governance after a hard-won victory against the Jurchens. Ning Yi reflects on the fleeting nature of task completion and the sacrifices made over the years. They engage in light banter, contrasting their serious concerns about manpower and political ideals with playful exchanges. Ning Yi expresses skepticism about the feasibility of transitioning to a system without a monarch, emphasizing the ingrained mindset of monarchic power. They consider various governance models, including a multi-party system, while acknowledging the need for a well-informed populace capable of political engagement. The conversation reveals their deep understanding of the challenges ahead in establishing a stable and representative government.

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