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Summary

. In the past, Wu Zhou was known as Shiwu, which changed its name after the battle of Yonggu Pass weakened its elite forces and led to the collapse of the royal court's control. Many nobles died, and a significant portion of the population rebelled, resulting in a tripartite struggle among various factions. The former general, Su Shi Yi Lu, established a new royal court, while the lower-class slaves spread ancestral legends to unite the people. Internal conflicts arose within the Faith faction due to differing interpretations of ancestral inscriptions. Over time, Shiwu's population dwindled, leading to the emergence of numerous hostile factions. Adverse weather conditions further strained resources, prompting larger factions to consume smaller ones. Su Shi Yi Lu contemplated an attack on Longwu County despite the likelihood of defeat. Shen Youli Lu, a key figure, expressed skepticism about the court's strategies and the potential consequences of their actions. As time passed, secret inspections and political maneuvering continued, revealing the complexities of alliances and power struggles within Shiwu. .

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