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Map of the Kingdom's Warfare.
Chapter 25: The Ten Fierce Ones. [28]
Summary
Zhang Xuan allies with Yang Tan to quickly rise in social status while gaining access to better resources. Understanding the class structure of society, he realizes that to improve his standing, he must change his environment. His loyalty to Yang Xuan Gan secures him a position in the middle class, allowing him to connect with the upper echelons of the Sui Dynasty. Upon entering the Yan Wang’s estate, he is appointed as an Eastern Palace Guard, the lowest rank there, but still better than most. At the training grounds, Zhang Xuan demonstrates his spear skills, catching the attention of Chai Shao, a fellow guard and son-in-law of the governor of Taiyuan. They discuss the nature of martial arts and the challenges of rising in society, with Chai Shao expressing skepticism about the potential for commoners to achieve greatness. Zhang Xuan counters that striving for success is essential, citing examples of warriors who rose against the odds. Chai Shao shares insights about notable warriors of the Sui Dynasty and agrees to help Zhang Xuan find suitable training techniques. As Chai Shao departs, Zhang Xuan feels encouraged and resolves to continue seeking opportunities for advancement.Full content
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