The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

The plot of the Wei Chu War concludes, with a comedic tone intended for the 'Father-Son War.' Zhao Hong Run contemplates the fate of the Ping Yang Army, ultimately deciding to retain them rather than disbanding. He plans to station them in Shang Shui, a strategically important city, to control trade with Lord Xiong Tuo and prevent conflicts with Wei and Chu civilians. Zhao Hong Run's strategy includes splitting the army into two groups to maintain balance and prevent uprisings. He also settles over 200,000 Chu civilians in Yan Ling, aiming for stability and development. The reconstruction of Yan Ling begins, with civilians eager to settle.

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