Han Homeland.

Summary

Yun Lang's attempts to manipulate currency in the Great Han era reveal his internal conflict over exploiting the common people. Initially ecstatic about minting his own money, he soon feels guilty for devaluing labor. Despite his efforts to improve coin quality, he realizes the wealthy exploit the poor. His personal life takes a turn when he meets his daughter for the first time, a moment filled with emotion and warmth. As he bonds with her, Yun Lang's focus shifts from currency to family, highlighting his capacity for love and care. Meanwhile, Zhuo Ji, the child's mother, feels heartbroken, believing Yun Lang to be heartless. This chapter explores themes of economic manipulation, guilt, and familial bonds.

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