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

Summary

A group of Great Qian officials confronts barbarian captors with defiance, expressing gratitude towards Ye Tian for ensuring their families' safety in Luoyang. Tuoba Dan, puzzled by Ye Tian's influence, contemplates his failed strategy to turn officials against each other. He decides to keep the officials imprisoned, hoping they might surrender later. Meanwhile, Ye Tian reflects on the effectiveness of his previous measures against banditry, realizing the barbarians have a capable strategist. He prepares for potential conflict while acknowledging the importance of family ties in the officials' loyalty.

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