Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. Chen Jian is unconcerned about the power struggles among Zhu Xia Hou Cao, believing that as long as he acts fairly, he can avoid repercussions. He reflects on the dangers faced by ministers during the Wei succession crisis but sees Sima Fu as a successful exception due to his integrity and noble lineage. Chen Jian is content with his military position, seeing it as a stepping stone to greater achievements, particularly in the upcoming campaign against Gong Sun in Liaodong. As April arrives, Emperor Cao Rui's decree for a grand construction project disrupts agriculture, despite objections from officials. The emperor remains resolute, even halting plans to flatten North Mang Mountain after advice against it. Xiahou Hui seizes the opportunity for punishment amid these developments. .

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