The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

The State of Chu faces a potential threat as King Lü Xi of Qi appears to be preparing for war. Huang Shan, a noble of Chu, interprets two key developments: the arrival of Wei Wang's Rui Wang Ji Zhao in Qi and the construction of a city in Pi Xian, suggesting an alliance between Qi and Wei aimed at attacking Chu. The situation in Chu West is dire due to Wei's incursions, complicating Chu's defense. Huang Shan advises King Xiong Xu to seek peace with Wei to avoid a two-front war, arguing that Qi's recent losses make a joint attack less feasible. King Xiong Xu grapples with the dilemma of peace versus war, realizing that delaying action could lead to disaster.

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