The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

Recently, rumors have spread in Daliang, suggesting that Crown Prince Hong Li, who presided over the heavenly rites, lacks virtue and was nearly embarrassed due to divine intervention obscuring the sacrificial texts. The princes vying for the throne, particularly Prince Hong Yu, are suspected of scheming against him. In a furious reprimand, Wei Tian Zi scolds all the princes for their infighting during the ceremony, emphasizing the shame brought upon the Ji family. Despite Crown Prince Hong Li's attempts to deflect blame onto his brothers, he faces severe criticism from Wei Tian Zi for failing to safeguard the sacrificial text. The tension among the princes highlights the dangerous political rivalry, with Wei Tian Zi demanding that they channel their energies into strengthening the Dawi rather than scheming against one another.

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