Li Ke: I Just Want to Be a General.

Summary

In the markets of Chang An, citizens rejoiced at the stable grain prices after a month of relief grain. Despite initial concerns about purchasing limits, they felt relieved as prices remained at two coins per Itto. Li Ke's reputation improved as he successfully managed the grain crisis, but grain merchants grew anxious about potential losses. They accused Li Ke of ulterior motives at a court meeting, yet some officials defended him, recognizing the success of his strategies. Discussions ensued about the risks of grain shortages and the need for military escorts for returning refugees. Ultimately, Li Shi Min decided to pressure Li Ke to maintain low prices while considering the implications of a previous wager between Li Ke and Minister Chang Sun.

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