Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. Tai Chang and He Qia realize that their unexpected summons to the Nine Dragons Hall may be a strategic move by Cao Rui, the Son of Heaven, to encourage open discussion. Unlike the cautious close ministers, He Qia, as the head of the Nine Ministers, feels a duty to speak sincerely. He points out the unchanged nature of Xiahou Zhiquan, hinting at the political dynamics at play. The ministers are confused by his comments, which suggest that loyalty and expectations from the Son of Heaven are significant. Xiahou Hui reflects on past events and the implications of court politics, understanding that the emperor's support hinges on the officials' approval. The chapter concludes with the notion that Cao Rui is preparing for decisive action, with Xiahou Hui positioned to advocate for the Wei dynasty. .

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