Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

The head of the Cui family receives a letter from the Zhao family but refuses to open it, raising suspicion about how it reached the Ruler of the Nation. A general accuses him of instigating the Zhao family against the Ruler, but Cui Qing remains calm and dismissive of the accusations. Tensions rise as Cui Qing suggests that the Ruler is using intermediaries to communicate, hinting at deeper political maneuvering. The atmosphere becomes tense when Cui Qing implies that past actions of the Ruler mirror current strategies against him, suggesting a cycle of betrayal and power struggles.

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