Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. Xia Hou He explains to Xia Hou Hui that he has been using paper produced at Yang Qu Wu Fort for various purposes: for his kouhai's calligraphy practice, as a gift to Wang Ji for helping find a skilled papermaker, and for his own enjoyment at literary gatherings. However, he realizes that his actions may be misinterpreted due to his position as a close minister to the emperor, leading others to think he is trying to create a market for the paper. He reflects on the implications of his family's past, including the struggles of his father and brothers, and the estrangement from his family, particularly regarding his brother Xia Hou Heng's warnings about the ambitions and shame associated with their lineage. As he matures and gains experience in officialdom, he begins to understand the complexities of his family's history and the political landscape. .

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