Dragon Gate.

Summary

In the palace of Chen Guo, the Feng Tian Dian stands as a symbol of power, where ministers argue over disaster relief for flood victims in He Jin. The Chen Di, visibly weak and coughing blood, delegates the task to Lord Qi, raising concerns among the ministers about his declining health and Qi Wang's growing influence. Ji Gui, an esteemed elder, presents a plan to address the crisis, proposing a "self-rescue" system and measures against price gouging. The Chen Di supports Ji Gui's plan, but debates arise on its implementation. Ultimately, Qi Wang surprisingly advocates for immediate action, showcasing his political acumen and influence in the court.

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