Entering Dao from Infancy

Summary

In this chapter, Song Yufeng is initially furious about Li Hao's actions, suspecting he took his students to a brothel. However, upon learning from his granddaughter, Song Yueyao, that Li Hao demonstrated exceptional swordsmanship, his anger shifts to disbelief and concern about the implications of such talent at a young age. Meanwhile, Li Hao and his companions, including Jiang Hanxing, visit the Yunyan Tower, a prestigious brothel known for poetry gatherings. Li Hao impresses everyone with his poetry, reciting powerful verses that resonate with martial artists and captivate the audience, including the renowned courtesan Hong Wan'er. As news of Li Hao's talent spreads, his father, Li Tiangang, learns of his son's visit to the brothel and becomes enraged, fearing the consequences of such behavior. Despite Li Hao's justifications, Li Tiangang warns him about the potential dangers ahead, especially with an impending confrontation in the true dragon contest. The chapter ends with Li Hao feeling misunderstood and constrained by his father's expectations.

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