Republican Era Cavalry.

Summary

In a bustling marketplace, a shopkeeper adjusts prices for various firearms and accessories, totaling 6,150 big dollars. Amidst tense negotiations, characters like Hu Zhang Gui and Zhang Ai Guo navigate a world rife with black market dealings and threats. Trust is fragile, and alliances are often self-serving. As they discuss transactions involving gold and silver, suspicions arise about potential collusion with Japanese forces. The narrative highlights the precariousness of survival in a chaotic environment, where weapons symbolize power and life itself. The chapter concludes with a deal made, but with underlying tensions and uncertainties about the future.

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