Han Homeland.

Summary

Yun Lang dreams of a beautiful home on 3,000 acres, riding a well-trained horse that remains calm under pressure. Upon returning to the village, he is warmly welcomed by his servants. He discusses plans for an estate with Huo Qubing, highlighting the strategic location and potential for irrigation using waterwheels. Despite lacking funds, Yun Lang is confident, hinting at a deal involving innovative waterwheels and mills that could attract investment. Huo Qubing supports him, planning to leverage family connections for funding. Meanwhile, Chang Ping is puzzled by Yun Lang's confidence, suspecting hidden resources. The narrative explores themes of ambition, innovation, and strategic alliances in pursuit of dreams.

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