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Summary

The Prime Minister's residence becomes busy after New Year as they address unfinished disaster relief efforts amidst a harsh winter. Ning Yi feels complex emotions, balancing family gatherings with concerns about the future and the impact of Zhang Jiao's death. While others focus on drafting new plans, Ning Yi grapples with indecision and a lack of motivation, despite recognizing the significance of Neo-Confucianism. As spring approaches, the death toll from the famine rises, leaving a sense of silence despite some relief successes. On February 2, Ning Yi receives alarming intelligence about the rise of the Borjigin tribe and Genghis Khan, which stirs a mix of amusement and seriousness in him, highlighting the potential threat they pose.

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