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Summary

In a court session, Shi Lei, frustrated with the lengthy speeches of Tobe officials about their contributions to disaster relief, impulsively interrupts to propose reforms to the imperial examination system. Despite his lack of experience, he boldly challenges the established norms, drawing criticism from civil officials who argue that military officers should not interfere in civil matters. Shi Lei insists on the need for reform in military examinations, sparking a heated debate. His straightforward approach contrasts with the eloquence of others, revealing tensions between civil and military perspectives on governance and the examination system's future.

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