Opening with a Poem, Shocking the Entire Court of Civil and Military Officials!.

Summary

The passage depicts a intense military scenario where Qin Ying, the 9th Prince, ruthlessly eliminates corrupt officials in the Tianzi Camp. After executing the camp's commander Ding Qiu and 100 axemen, he surprisingly appoints the honest Huang Jingsheng as the Supreme Commander, despite soldiers' initial resistance. Qin Ying challenges Huang to prove himself, emphasizing that respect must be earned. Huang, feeling overwhelmed, unexpectedly desires to become a personal guard instead of a commander, revealing his humility and dedication.

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