First-Class Daoist Gate.

Summary

The narrative explores the blurred lines between right and wrong, as Zhang Bai Ren grapples with guilt over his contributions to society amidst the suffering of the common people. Despite his good intentions, the Sui Dynasty's oppressive policies and famine have led to widespread starvation and banditry. Zhang Bai Ren learns of impending rebellion and contemplates the futility of assassination as a solution. Meanwhile, Dou Jiande rises as a figure of hope for the oppressed. The story highlights the harsh realities faced by refugees and the moral dilemmas of leadership, emphasizing that the struggle for survival often leads to desperate choices.

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