Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

Wang Ning An reacts angrily to Zhao Zong Jing's teasing about a roasted duck shop named "Wang Xiang Gong - Duck!" that capitalizes on his fame. The story reveals Wang Ning An's past efforts to help impoverished students by raising ducks for clothing, leading to the rise of duck farming and roasted duck vendors. Despite his initial fury, he later boasts about creating a new name, "Cheap Pavilion," for a duck shop and enjoys eating roasted duck. Meanwhile, Zhao Zhen prepares to restore the Temple of the Yellow Emperor, which had historical significance and had fallen into ruin. The restoration involves a massive effort, and when completed, it inspires reverence among the locals. A ceremonial lighting of incense marks the temple's reopening, symbolizing the revival of Han culture and unity. In a show of strength, Wang Ning An captures traitors who collaborated with the Liao Kingdom, executing them publicly to demonstrate justice. Amidst the celebrations, the sons of Wang Xiang face harsh punishment to instill lessons about loyalty. As Zhao Zhen departs Youzhou, he leads a formidable army, signaling a renewed military strength for the Song Dynasty.

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