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Ruling the World.
Chapter 35: Parting Over the Cup, Heading East (2). [87]
Summary
In the narrative, Wang Shao is set to become a border pacification envoy during the war against the Hehuang Tibetans, which will grant him an official position through merit. Dou Jie, a frivolous young master, contrasts sharply with Wang Shao's ambitions, having gained a ninth-rank official status without effort. As the story unfolds in a tavern, tensions rise between Dou Jie and Han Gang, who showcases his sharp intellect and knowledge about tofu-making. Dou Jie's arrogance leads to his social isolation, while Han Gang's wisdom earns him respect. The interactions reflect themes of ambition, social hierarchy, and the consequences of one's demeanor in a competitive environment.Full content
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