Ruling the World.

Summary

The narrative revolves around Han Gang's disbelief regarding Dou Shun Qing's claim that only 1,407 acres of arable land exist in a vast river valley, which he finds absurd given the area's size. Han Gang argues passionately that such a small figure is impossible, citing historical population data and the land's potential. He accuses Dou Shun Qing of deceiving the emperor and calls for accountability. The discussion reveals a deeper political intrigue, as Wang Shao's earlier report of 10,000 acres is contradicted by Dou's findings, leading to potential repercussions for Wang. Han Gang's skepticism highlights the challenges of accurate information in governance.

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