Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

Wang Ning An impressively quelled a rebellion in Qingzhou without violence, winning the hearts of the townsfolk by distributing green salt that had been hoarded by corrupt officials. His actions led to a significant increase in local support, with 30,000 volunteers joining his cause. The townspeople cheered as they recognized the emperor and Wang Ning An as benevolent leaders, contrasting them with the corrupt officials. Meanwhile, Zhao Zhen and Wen Yan Bo discussed the consequences for Tan Yu Lin, who was implicated in the rebellion, leading to calls for severe punishment. Cui Xi Feng, a key antagonist, grew frustrated as Wang Ning An's gentle approach undermined his plans to incite further chaos. With the Cui family's influence waning, he prepared for a desperate final stand. Simultaneously, Si Ma Guang worked to alleviate the salt shortage but faced an impending natural disaster as heavy rains threatened the region.

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