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Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.
Chapter 463: The Secret of Cui Jia [463]
Summary
In the chapter, Sima Guang confronts Mei Cang He Mu over trade negotiations involving salt and essential goods of the Song Dynasty. Despite the tension, Mei remains composed while Guang expresses skepticism about the value of their salt compared to the Song's offerings. After the meeting, Guang realizes the Xi Xia's intent to exploit the Song's salt crisis and seeks advice from his mentor, Wang Ning An, who suggests a strategy of feigning weakness to the enemy. Wang explains the elusive nature of the Cui family, whose influence has diminished but remains hidden. Guang plans to source salt from various regions, including Yuncheng, where he is familiar with the salt production process. He mobilizes troops to transport salt and seeks support from Bao Zheng to expedite production. Meanwhile, Cui Xi Feng, a member of the Cui family, is confident in their ability to manipulate the situation to their advantage, believing that the Xi Xia's greed can be exploited. As salt prices soar in the northwest, Guang and Bao Zheng struggle to maintain control amidst rising chaos and public unrest. The chapter concludes with a revelation from Zhong Zhen, a rugged man from the northwest, who discloses his connection to the Cui family, hinting at potential sabotage against the Song's salt supply efforts.Full content
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