History: Scholar of the Great Xia.

Summary

The auction for a glass mirror reached unprecedented heights, surpassing 1,500,000 taels, driven by the fear of missing a rare opportunity. Ye Tian, the auctioneer, promised to compose a poem for the winner, further inflating the bids. Meanwhile, in the palace, Xia Huang was interrupted by Zhang Rang, who reported that the Crown Prince had been poisoned. Despite initial irritation, Xia Huang quickly grasped the gravity of the situation. The Crown Prince was found dead, likely by the same assassin who had previously targeted Xia Huang. The rare poison used indicated a calculated attack, raising concerns about security within the palace.

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