The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

In the Chui Gong Hall, King Su Zhao Hong Run's serious demeanor unsettled the Tobe officials, recalling past humiliations, particularly for Minister Li Yu. Now, as a victorious prince, Zhao Hong Run commanded respect. He demanded introductions from the Tobe officials, who complied despite their discomfort. Notably absent were Minister Li Liang and Right Deputy Minister Cui Can, who feigned illness to avoid confrontation. Zhao Hong Run insisted on their presence and summoned all officials above ministerial rank to discuss the wealth he brought from Chu. He engaged in conversation with Yu Zi Qi, discussing the stark wealth disparity in Chu and the significant number of refugees he intended to settle, subtly criticizing the Tobe officials' focus on wealth over humanitarian concerns. The atmosphere was tense as Zhao Hong Run shifted the discussion to military strength, hinting at the potential threats from Chu's army.

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