Ruling the World.

Summary

The narrative unfolds with two figures observing Han Gang after a farce, surrounded by elite cavalry, indicating their significance. The middle-aged man praises Han Gang's cleverness, contrasting with the young man's skepticism. They discuss Han Gang's potential, urging the young man to engage with him. Meanwhile, Han Gang and his companions navigate a crowded camp, asserting authority over merchants to secure accommodations. Han Gang's leadership earns admiration as he prioritizes the well-being of laborers, organizing food and drinks post-battle. Their visit to the city office to report military concerns is met with indifference, highlighting bureaucratic negligence. Despite setbacks, camaraderie grows among the group as they bond over drinks, reflecting on their experiences.

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