Ruling the World.

Summary

Wang Shao's modest residence in Qinzhou, shared with his son Wang Hou, reflects a simple life after the loss of his first wife. The narrative unfolds with Wang Hou returning home intoxicated, accompanied by Han Gang, who proposes a military strategy regarding Gu Wei fortress. Wang Shao discusses the historical significance of Gu Wei, emphasizing its potential as a military hub and the political implications of its elevation. Han Gang suggests a cautious approach, advocating for the establishment of farms and camps before military expansion, highlighting the importance of resources and manpower. The dialogue reveals tensions within the court and the complexities of military strategy in the region.

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