Stealing the Celestial Path.

Summary

Lu Wang's forces captured the Governor of Qin Zhou, leading to a weak resistance in the region. Despite having only 20,000 men, he planned a significant attack on the capital, entrusting Han Hong Wu with 5,000 elite soldiers to pacify the leaderless counties. Meanwhile, the Huang Di, reflecting on his son's actions, felt a mix of desolation and acceptance of his declining health. He received news of Lu Wang's military success and the swift pacification of Yingzhou, which prompted a range of emotions, from pride to sorrow, as he contemplated the legacy of past rulers and his own situation. The emperor's health concerns and the implications of the reports he received highlighted the tension between loyalty and the dangers of miscommunication in the court.

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