Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Qi Shan confronts Jun Shou about his indifference towards the death of Bo Ren, emphasizing that he cannot dismiss the loss as insignificant. Jun Shou reflects on his motivations for participating in the examination, admitting he sought personal advancement rather than noble ideals. Despite his rationalizations, he feels intimidated by Qi Shan's fury, who reminds him of the consequences of his actions. Shen Tang questions the nature of the examination, suspecting foul play, but Qi Shan clarifies that it involves a complex assessment of character and talent, not merely a literary test. He hints at deeper issues within the evaluation process, particularly regarding the second criterion, which is not as straightforward as it seems. .

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