Han Homeland.

Summary

Yun Lang finds solace with Dazai, reminiscent of his time with Grandma Yun, discussing moral dilemmas without judgment. Despite societal views on corruption, Yun Lang prioritizes family survival over morality. His encounters with Dazai reveal a shared belief in the power of deception, as Dazai plans to use his death to ensure Yun Lang respects the imperial tomb as a family grave. Yun Lang, thrust into a world of ancient responsibilities, grapples with his modern sensibilities, realizing that his integrity is both a strength and a vulnerability. The narrative explores themes of survival, deception, and the burdens of legacy, as Yun Lang navigates a life intertwined with historical and familial obligations.

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