Han Homeland.

Summary

Yun Lang navigates a complex world, balancing interactions with historical figures and the tomb guards' skeletons. He crafts clay figures, though lacking resources to fire them, and installs pulleys for assistance. Despite uncovering secrets in the First Emperor's tomb, Yun Lang is uninterested in wealth or danger. His estate flourishes, attracting opportunists more interested in Nagato Palace. A Jiao, a powerful woman, manages coal trade in Fugui Town, drawing attention and support from nobles. Yun Lang suspects a hidden strategist aiding A Jiao. He proposes building iron workshops and carriage workshops, facing legal challenges. A Jiao supports the idea, hinting at personal motives. Yun Lang observes societal changes, with wild people settling near coal sources, forming early proletarian communities. He reflects on these shifts, seeing them as a result of his influence, while Zhang Tang questions his intentions.

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