Han Homeland.

Summary

Xie Chang Chuan's manipulative tactics are transparent to Huo Qubing and Yun Lang, who see through his ploy to have them suggest stationing at Gouzi Mountain. Despite his humble facade, Xie commands significant military power, controlling 35,000 soldiers and 60,000 laborers. The strategic importance of Hook Mountain, a weak point in the Baideng defense, is underscored by its historical significance and challenging terrain. Lacking water, timber, and stone, it poses logistical challenges for Huo Qubing's troops. Yun Lang's observations highlight the cultural and military dynamics between the Han and Xiongnu, emphasizing the enduring struggle between civilization and barbarism. Xie Chang Chuan's cleverness and power dynamics play a crucial role in the unfolding events, as Huo Qubing navigates the complexities of leadership and loyalty.

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