In which episode did King Jing of the Langya Roll recognize Lin Shu?

The story of Lin Shu and King Jing reuniting happened in chapter 156 of the original novel," Langya Board," which was called " Old Traveler." In this chapter, when King Jing chatted with Marquis Yan and King Ji, they talked about the alias Marquis Yan had come up with when he was touring the martial world. Yan Hou had mentioned that someone had named it Nan Shu, and it was only at this moment that King Jing knew that the person who had named Nan Shu was Lin Shuai. Recalling how Mei Changsu had rescued Ting Sheng and helped him ascend the throne, King Jing confirmed that Mei Changsu was Lin Shu.

Marquis Yan did not clearly recognize Lin Shu's plot in the play. However, there were some clues that indicated that Marquis Yan had already guessed that Mei Changsu was Lin Shu. In the script, Marquis Yan secretly observed the day the Lin Clan's ancestral hall reopened and saw Mei Changsu walk in. This confirmed his guess. In addition, Marquis Yan also knew about the relationship between him and Lin Leyao, and he was suspicious of Mei Changsu's identity and behavior. Although there was no clear indication that Marquis Yan had confirmed Lin Shu's identity, these clues indicated that he might have recognized Mei Changsu as Lin Shu.

In the novel "Nirvana in Fire", King Jing knew that Mei Changsu was Lin Shu in the twenty-fifth chapter of "Advisor Lin Shu". In this article, King Jing and Mei Changsu met to discuss the case file of the Red Flame Army. Mei Changsu introduced Lin Shu's heroic deeds and illness to King Jing.

In the original novel of the Langya Board, King Jing recognized Lin Shu in chapter 156," Old Travels."

There were many novels about Lin Shu and King Jing in the Langya Board.

Lin Jing was a character in the Nirvana Board. In document 1, Lin Jing was described as the master of Langya Pavilion. In document 2 and 3, Lin Jing was listed as one of the main characters. In document 4, there were some doujinshi articles about Lin Jing. In document 5, there was a doujinshi work about Lin Jing called " A Line of Poetry." In document 6, there was a story about Lin Jing twenty years later. In document 7, there was a mention of Lin Jing's novel," Man Ge Xing." In document 8, there was a mention of Lin Jing's novel " Iron Horse Ice River ". In document 9, there was a mention of Lin Jing's novel, Fate Ends the World. In document 10, there was a mention of Lin Jing's novel," The Man in White." In summary, Lin Jing was a character in the Langya Board. He was the master of the Langya Pavilion and played an important role in some doujin works.

Prince Ji recognized Lin Shu through Tingsheng's attitude towards Mei Changsu. Ting Sheng was especially obedient to Mei Changsu, which made Prince Ji guess. Prince Ji and Lin Shu were siblings, so Prince Ji should be Lin Shu's uncle. "We're family," Prince Ji said in front of Tingsheng."Who's not flesh and blood with whom?" This meant that he already knew that Mei Changsu was Lin Shu. Although it was not explicitly stated that Prince Ji recognized Lin Shu, the audience could infer that Prince Ji already knew Mei Changsu's true identity through some clues.

Prince Ji recognized Lin Shu through Tingsheng's attitude towards Mei Changsu. Tingsheng treated Mei Changsu especially well. Prince Ji adopted Tingsheng and was very familiar with him. Prince Ji observed the student's obedient attitude towards Mei Changsu and guessed that Mei Changsu was probably Lin Shu. Although it was not explicitly stated that Prince Ji recognized Lin Shu, the audience could infer that Prince Ji already knew Mei Changsu's true identity through some clues.

Great-Grandma recognized Lin Shu based on his eyes and intuition. Although Lin Shu's face had changed greatly, Great-Grandma could still recognize him through his eyes. Great-Grandma and Lin Shu were flesh and blood relatives. Lin Shu had been by Great-Grandma's side until she was 17 years old. She was Great-Grandma's closest and most concerned child. Great-Grandma had deep feelings for Lin Shu. She could recognize him through her intuition, instinct, and love for Lin Shu. Therefore, Great-Grandma could recognize Mei Changsu as Lin Shu at a glance.

The relationship between Lin Shu and King Jing was described as a deep friendship in the Langya Board. Although King Jing had noticed Mei Changsu (Lin Shu)'s abnormality many times, he could not guess his true identity in the end. King Jing was full of trust and nostalgia for Lin Shu, but he was the last person to recognize Lin Shu's identity in the play. Lin Shu chose to hide his identity to protect King Jing. He knew that King Jing was in a difficult situation. If King Jing knew about Lin Shu's suffering and the injustice of the Red Flame Army, King Jing might be destroyed. Although Lin Shu chose King Qi in the play, his friendship with King Jing was still deep. King Jing's love and trust for Lin Shu was fully demonstrated in the play, which was also one of the emotions that touched the audience's tear glands.