Han Homeland.

Summary

Yun Lang, overwhelmed by guilt and responsibility, faces the consequences of his past actions. Having taken in over 400 women and children, his estate is overcrowded and resources are strained. Despite the challenges, Yun Lang's compassion prevents him from expelling them. The story highlights the harsh realities of political struggles and societal expectations, as Yun Lang navigates the complexities of leadership and morality. Amidst the chaos, he seeks aid from Zhang Tang, a strict yet fair official, to secure essential supplies. The narrative underscores themes of karma, sacrifice, and the human spirit's resilience in adversity.

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