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Summary

In the fourteenth year of Jing Han, during a spring rain in Taiyuan, Chen Yan Shu, a high-ranking official, faced the disintegration of the Wu Sheng army after a failed attack against the Jurchens. Despite gathering a force of seventy thousand, internal chaos and desertions plagued his troops. Overwhelmed by despair, Chen Yan Shu ultimately took his own life, proclaiming the end of the Wu Dynasty. Meanwhile, in the capital, political turmoil ensued as scholars petitioned for military reform and the execution of corrupt officials known as the "Seven Tigers." Qin Si Yuan, a controversial figure, faced increasing scrutiny and accusations of treachery, leading to a power struggle within the court. Amidst this chaos, various factions manipulated public sentiment, revealing the precarious state of the dynasty.

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