Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

The chapter revolves around the Ruler of the Nation expressing deep concern for Mei Meng's health after a backlash from his scholarly pursuits. Despite Mei Meng's reassurances, the Ruler's pity is evident as he notes the physical toll on Mei Meng, who has become sensitive to the cold and appears unwell. The Ruler reflects on his regret for allowing Mei Meng to pursue a literary path, emphasizing Mei Meng's value as a trusted minister. Meanwhile, Mei Jing He is strategizing to monitor lower-ranking officials closely, ensuring safety and control within the court. The dynamics of power and familial relationships are explored, particularly the tension between the royal offspring and the female consorts, highlighting themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the complexities of court life.

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