Han Homeland.

Summary

Yun Lang, a two-year-old in the Great Han, navigates a world both novel and daunting. Despite his youth, he quickly adapts, contrasting the clear skies of Han with his industrial past. Dazai, upset with Yun Lang, struggles with self-esteem, while Yun Lang juggles tomb-raiding plans and daily tasks. The Yun family thrives, innovating with silk and lime production. Meanwhile, Chen A Jiao, a noblewoman, observes Yun Lang's estate, reflecting on her past and the shifting dynamics of power and love in the Han dynasty. Her musings reveal a deep-seated frustration with the court's politics and her own personal history.

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