The World's Number One Indestructible Marquis.

Summary

Shi Lei, while asserting his independence, maintains a strategic approach to managing Ding Jun Hou Fu. He reflects on a conversation with foreign merchants about inheritance customs, particularly the 'Tui En' system, which allows all sons of a noble to inherit titles, albeit with demotions over generations. This contrasts with the strict inheritance rules in their dynasty, where titles are typically passed down with reductions. Zheng He Di, intrigued yet skeptical, realizes the implications of applying such a system to the ten princely families, whose power has been historically suppressed. Their desperate gambles threaten the stability of the court, leading to Zheng He Di's disdain for them.

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