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Summary

Ning Yi reflects on the calm and prosperous state of Chengdu after the Huaxia regime's victory over the Jin Kingdom. Despite radical ideologies, the regime has stabilized the region through grassroots efforts, trade, and resource absorption, leading to economic growth. Various factions outside the southwest are in chaos, with individuals like Dai Meng Wei and Zou Xu struggling for survival. The Huaxia army's focus has shifted from land reform to promoting capital and material wealth, alleviating some tensions. However, the concept of land reform remains contentious, tied to deep-rooted power structures. Ning Yi questions the timing and necessity of implementing such reforms, weighing the potential benefits against the risks of resistance and internal corruption.

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