Han Homeland.

Summary

Liu Che visits Nagato Palace with minimal guards, marking a shift in his approach. A Jiao, once demoted for her unpopularity and witchcraft scandal, remains there, which some see as beneficial. Yun Lang, amidst chaos and ancient defenses, navigates Qin Ling's tomb, reflecting on the futility of old treasures. The Great Han's outdated coin-minting is unprofitable, and Yun Lang prefers new ventures. Amidst political intrigue, Yun Lang grapples with his military role, reluctantly accepting the responsibilities of a Sima, a position crucial for army logistics and command. Despite personal reluctance, military law dictates his involvement, highlighting the complexities of duty and authority in the Great Han.

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