Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

Zhao Zong Jing recognizes the madness of both Murong Qing Chen and Wang Ning An. While Wang Ning An breaks down crazy goals into manageable steps, Murong Qing Chen is solely outcome-focused, willing to sacrifice lives to destroy the Karez well to hinder his enemies. Despite his ruthless methods, Murong Qing Chen's leadership is deemed necessary in wartime. Di Yong, a prince, is initially shocked by the plan to destroy the Karez well, which holds deep significance for the people of Yutian. Murong Qing Chen dismisses his concerns, emphasizing the necessity of the action to save the remaining Yutian people from extermination by the Xi Zhi army. Zhao Li, haunted by past experiences of water scarcity, struggles with the moral implications of destroying the Karez well but ultimately decides to proceed. He detonates the well, leading to the destruction of multiple Karez wells, severely impacting the logistics of the Xi Zhi army. As the Khan of the Kara-Khanid reacts angrily to the destruction, he and his advisors plot a counterattack, acknowledging the need to adjust their strategy due to the water crisis. Meanwhile, the Song Dynasty benefits from technological advancements, including cement production, which could provide alternative solutions to water scarcity. Murong Qing Chen's terrifying reputation grows, and he is confronted with innovative ideas that challenge his current approach to the water crisis.

Full content