Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

Wang Ning An faces significant challenges as he pushes for heavy industry development and tax reforms, aware that these changes will provoke resistance. He contemplates the implications of a recent violent clash involving the Kong family, fearing it could complicate his reforms. His aide, Chen Shun Zhi, advises against compromising with the Kong family, suggesting that they must secure a decisive victory. Meanwhile, Han Jiang discusses the repercussions of Wang Ning An's policies with Pang Ji, who reflects on the historical significance of Confucius and the potential backlash against the government due to the harsh treatment of the Kong family. Pang Ji urges the emperor, Zhao Shu, to dismiss the reckless governor of Yanzhou, Zhang Heng, who has exacerbated tensions. However, Zhao Shu remains cautious, indicating the complexity of the situation and the need for thorough investigation.

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