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Map of the Kingdom's Warfare.

Chapter 388: Three Meetings with the Emperor. [391]



Summary

Zhang Xuan, under the Emperor Yang Guang's scrutiny, proposed strategies to counter the infiltration of the Bohai Society through officials and common people. He emphasized strict military discipline against traitors and suggested investigating reputable businesses at the new dock in Beihai County, alongside inspections of taverns and inns. Yang Guang approved Zhang's plans and asked him to write a formal report. After leaving, Zhang encountered the frail General Yu Wen Shu, who warned him against arrogance. Their exchange hinted at underlying tensions, with Zhang subtly mocking Yu Wen Shu's health. Later, Yu Wen Shu met with Yang Guang to discuss his son Yu Wen Zhi's military dismissal, but the Emperor suggested a civilian role for him instead. Yu Wen Shu, feeling cornered, accepted the Emperor's decision while expressing gratitude. Yang Guang, now resolved to leave Chen Liu County, ordered the fleet to set sail the next morning. Meanwhile, in Yangwu County, a mysterious carriage arrived at a large mansion, hinting at unfolding events.

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