The Beginning Shocks the Emperor Wu: Did You Write This Poem?.

Summary

In the Imperial Hall, Chen Ping An reported to Wu Di about his successful retrieval of two copper mines from Mount Tai, subtly hinting at the Prince of Yu's involvement. His candid remarks about the copper mines caused unease among the court officials. Wu Di praised Chen Ping An, granting him rewards, but then shifted the topic to the Prince of Yu's accusations against him. Chen Ping An boldly defended himself, denying any wrongdoing and challenging the officials to provide evidence for their claims. The court debated the issue of noble families rebelling, leading to discussions about troop deployment against Japanese pirates. Ultimately, Wu Di granted Chen Ping An the right to recruit soldiers, but with limitations, causing mixed reactions among the officials. The session concluded with speculation about the implications of Chen Ping An's hastily assembled forces against the Japanese threat.

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