Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

. Wang Ning Ze, having learned to write, realizes his name differs from family conventions, leading him to question his adoption. His mother explains he was named for astrological reasons, soothing his doubts. Meanwhile, his brother Wang Ning An contemplates the family liquor production, identifying flaws in their distillation methods and considering how sorghum could enhance their profits, particularly due to local growing conditions. As tensions rise in the imperial court over a eunuch rebellion, Emperor Zhao Zhen grapples with internal strife and the need for reform. A letter from the Wang family about their horse farm excites him, hinting at potential solutions to his troubles. .

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