Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

The chapter revolves around the tensions between Wen Yan Bo and Song Xiang, who accuse each other of stealing opportunities and colluding with Wang Ning An. Feng Jing, a scholar, grapples with his moral dilemmas as he observes their shamelessness, ultimately deciding to adopt a similar approach to survive. Meanwhile, Wang Ning An implements a strategy in Liangzhou, selling grain at low prices and providing porridge to the people, which earns him their respect despite skepticism from the elders. The chapter highlights the contrast between the Song army's benevolence and the harsh realities of the Western Regions. As Wen Yan Bo and his son plan to profit from rebuilding efforts in Liangzhou, Wang Ning An enjoys his time in a hot spring villa, seemingly unconcerned about the conflicts arising from grain theft. The chapter concludes with a confrontation regarding the stolen grain, emphasizing the urgency of retrieving it to maintain military power.

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