The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

In a strategic discussion, Prince Su Zhao Hong Run learns from Qu Tang that over fifty Chu generals are willing to surrender, largely due to the Wei army's recent victory over Xiong Tuo. Qu Tang explains that Xiong Hu's peace proposal is likely a tactic to weaken Xiong Wu's position in Song County. Zhao Hong Run decides to trust Qu Tang with the command of the surrendered troops, emphasizing his belief in loyalty. Qu Tang feels honored but aware of the risks involved. Zhao Hong Run's approach reflects a calculated strategy to consolidate power by supporting a weaker leader in Chu, ensuring long-term benefits for Wei.

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