Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. The chapter describes a vibrant bonfire feast held by the Yu Zhu Ge Jian tribe, celebrating their newfound freedom from northern nomads. The atmosphere is filled with music, dance, and the enjoyment of roasted lamb and fine wine, as the tribe expresses their joy and frustrations. The northern riders, drawn to the festivities, join in a traditional dance that symbolizes freedom and passion. Meanwhile, a commander named Xia Hou Hui dismisses the idea of pursuing the bandit chief Yu Zhu Ge Jian, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the Northern Xianbei cavalry instead, as they pose a greater threat. He instructs his troops to avoid unnecessary slaughter and prioritize their strategic objectives. .

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