Opening with a Poem, Shocking the Entire Court of Civil and Military Officials!.

Summary

Li Er He, the City Lord, is in a flurry as he prepares to meet the Ninth Prince, Qin Ying, donning a shabby official robe to avoid disrespect. He believes that appearing humble will prevent difficulties with Qin Ying, who has recently gained significant military achievements. As Qin Ying arrives with a group of refugees, Li Er He is astonished by the prince's ability to command respect and order among the crowd. Despite his initial apprehension about letting the refugees into the city, he is impressed by Qin Ying's leadership. When questioned about his earlier orders to shoot anyone approaching the gates, Li Er He admits his actions were out of necessity, demonstrating his willingness to accept responsibility.

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