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Summary

In the eighth year of Wu Jian Shuo's reign, the Nakahara region thrived with life as autumn approached, contrasting with the turmoil faced by northern refugees fleeing south. Many commoners, having lost everything, sought to join the army for survival, while others faced exploitation and rejection upon reaching Jiangnan. The narrative highlights the resilience and aspirations of the impoverished, with hopes of reunions and better futures despite hardships. Xiangyang, once prosperous, now lay in ruins under the Jurchen army's pressure. After its capture by the Wu Dynasty, it became a refuge for many fleeing south. The military camp nearby buzzed with activity, reflecting a boost in morale after a recent victory, yet concerns about potential counterattacks loomed. Meanwhile, the black flag forces stirred in northern Nakahara, leading to a power shift. A middle-aged scholar detailed the tense situation involving the pseudo-Qi and the black flag, revealing a coordinated effort against internal threats. The black flag's influence was confirmed, with intelligence indicating a planned uprising led by a figure codenamed Hei Jian, linked to Ning Yi’s faction. The meeting included military leaders and a young girl, highlighting the urgency and gravity of the situation as they prepared for impending conflicts.

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