Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

Lü Yì calculates the potential profits from the stock market, realizing that with the right investment, he could cover his debts and make a fortune. Despite understanding the risks involved, he believes the current market conditions are favorable for investment. However, he struggles to borrow money due to the Lü family's damaged reputation and the fear surrounding the stock market. Desperate, Lü Yì approaches Grand Soul Master Fo Yin for a loan. Fo Yin is initially hesitant but is persuaded by Lü Yì's arguments about the stock market's potential. They agree on a loan with a higher interest rate, and Lü Yì plans to invest in stocks related to jewels. Meanwhile, in the Northwest, young military leaders are rising to prominence, and Ge San, a former tomb raider, discovers a massive piece of Hetian jade in the ruins of Loulan. This discovery generates excitement and is seen as a symbol of the Song Dynasty's potential to surpass the Han and Tang dynasties. Lü Yì seizes the opportunity to invest the borrowed money in jewel stocks, which begin to rise dramatically, resulting in a significant profit for him.

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