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Summary

A torrential downpour surrounded the mountains near Wei Sheng as fierce battles raged within the Heavenly Palace. Soldiers clashed amidst chaos, while Hu Wang led the charge, struggling to maintain authority. The rain hindered gunpowder use, prolonging the siege. Negotiations in the city, though seemingly crucial, were unlikely to change Hu Wang's fate as Grand General Yu Yu Lin's army approached. Lou Shu Wan recited names of supporters, asserting that uprisings were spreading beyond Wei Sheng. Tensions rose as she discussed potential deals with the army of China, including the sale of iron cannons and troop withdrawals. The three elderly men expressed skepticism about trusting the army of China. Lou Shu Wan argued that Hu Wang's tyranny necessitated action against him, warning of the dangers posed by Wang Ju Yun. Despite resistance from Yuan Zhan Xia, Lou Shu Wan emphasized the need for survival in a chaotic world, proposing alliances to counter Hu Wang. She highlighted the inevitability of the Jurchens' influence and urged cooperation to prevent further chaos. The atmosphere shifted as Dong Fang Xian, a manager from the army of China, entered, prompting respect from the elders. He reassured them that restoring order could lead to a grand future, indicating that the current turmoil was a temporary setback for all involved.

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