Han Homeland.

Summary

Yun Lang and Chou Yong are on the run after Yun Lang's clever trick of mixing brass with gold to make it look prettier. Yun Lang is confident that the Great Han people haven't mastered Archimedes' principle, so his deception remains unnoticed. They arrive at Yun Lang's new house in Great Locust Lane, strategically located near influential figures. The house, bought with financial backing, is modest but well-situated. Huo Qubing, a neighbor, casually interacts with Yun Lang, highlighting the relaxed ethical standards of the Great Han era. Yun Lang plans to convert a room into a latrine, showcasing his unconventional thinking. The narrative reflects the practical philosophy of the time, where ethical constraints are lax, and the focus is on survival and prosperity.

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