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Summary

The Golden Throne Hall was tense after a heated debate led by the young Ding Jun Hou, who disrupted the discussions on imperial examination reforms, causing frustration among the ministers. The emperor, Zheng He Di, defended Ding Jun Hou, much to the dismay of the civil officials. Despite the emperor's support, the debate continued with strong opposition from some ministers. Shi Lei expressed frustration over the stubbornness of the officials, while Zheng He Di acknowledged the complexities of reforming the examination system. The court session ended without resolution, and Zheng He Di's favoritism towards Ding Jun Hou was evident, leading to mixed reactions among the officials. Shi Lei's anxiety about daily court attendance highlighted the challenges of governance, while Zheng He Di reflected on the burdens of being emperor, feeling understood for the first time.

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