Ruling the World.

Summary

The narrative revolves around the Han family, who face economic hardships in the Song Dynasty. They consume coarse flatbreads and pickled vegetables, reflecting their declining fortunes. Han Qian Liu, the father, reminisces about better times, while his son Han Gang grapples with the loss of his brothers and the elusive government compensation. The family dynamics reveal a mix of resilience and frustration, as they navigate their struggles. Han A Li's fierce determination contrasts with Han Qian Liu's philosophical outlook, emphasizing the importance of diligence. The story highlights the harsh realities of ordinary families during this period, underscoring themes of poverty, familial bonds, and the pursuit of a better future.

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