After being rejected for marriage, I can no longer hide my identity as a poetry immortal.

Summary

Wang Song, the Grand General of Cang Lan City, questions Lou Lin about His Majesty's intentions regarding the protection of Cang Lan City versus preserving elite forces. Lou Lin reflects on the implications of the Heavenly Punishment and the necessity of elite soldiers to combat the Xiongnu. He acknowledges that if Jiangnan remains safe, a temporary retreat might be advisable. However, the plan hinges on ensuring Jiangnan's security against the Xiongnu's potential devastation. Wang Song raises concerns about court stability during future military actions, suggesting the elimination of noble families in Jiangnan, which Lou Lin deems impractical due to historical repercussions and the resilience of those families.

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