Dragon Gate.

Summary

In the Prince's residence, Chen Wen Gong faces a crisis after being forced to apologize to grieving commoners for a tragic incident. As tensions rise, he dramatically stabs himself to show remorse, promising thorough investigations and compensation. The crowd, initially furious, begins to waver upon hearing of the promised silver. Meanwhile, Chen Wen Gong's actions are revealed to be a strategic performance, manipulating public sentiment while he plots against his rivals. The narrative also hints at the influence of Mr. Su, who is gaining favor with the Emperor, and the complex dynamics within the Li family regarding their relationship with him.

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