Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Fang Ping is alarmed by the intense financial chaos and the reckless spending of money in the market. He plans to take action against the aristocrats causing turmoil, but Wang Ning An suggests a different approach, revealing his strategy to sell copper at high prices and reassuring Zhang with his confidence in handling the situation. As tensions rise, both sides engage in fierce confrontations, leading to a bank run and the collapse of the Jiaozi currency. Amidst the chaos, the Jiangqing families gamble everything on the collapse of the Royal Bank, believing they will emerge as financial overlords. However, news arrives that Wang Ning An has secured a significant amount of copper materials, shifting the balance of power. Wang Ning An's clever strategies lead to a recovery in the market, while the Jiangqing families face mounting losses due to their overreaching investments. In the end, Wang Ning An possesses a critical advantage: a letter from his father-in-law, ensuring that all major salt trades will be settled using promissory notes, providing stability to the market and positioning him for victory.

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