The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

The Great Wei Emperor Zhao Yuan Si faces the challenges of governance, waking early and managing a rigorous schedule that strains his health. After court sessions, he takes brief naps to recharge. The eighth prince, Zhao Hong Run, disrupts the court with antics, seeking favor and freedom from palace constraints. Despite his mischief, the ministers find his situation relatable, as royal life is restrictive. Zhao Hong Run's playful demands lead to a mix of exasperation and amusement among the officials, who must navigate the delicate balance of royal favor and their duties, all while managing the prince's whims.

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