After being rejected for marriage, I can no longer hide my identity as a poetry immortal.

Summary

In a tense court scene, Qian Huang expresses his anger at officials for their disloyalty, threatening severe punishment for any who confess guilt. The officials, fearing for their families, kneel and admit wrongdoing, but Qian Huang escalates the situation, demanding accountability. Wang Teng, the Prime Minister, attempts to gamble on his status by confessing his failures, hoping to mitigate his punishment. However, Qian Huang decides to send him to the northwest as a consequence, despite pleas for mercy from others. The atmosphere grows increasingly tense as Qian Huang asserts his authority, leaving the court in a state of fear and uncertainty about their fates.

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