Opening with a Poem, Shocking the Entire Court of Civil and Military Officials!.

Summary

Qin Ying returns to the inner hall, greeted by laughter and a stern Wu Fu Ge, his father-in-law, who questions his tardiness. After a humorous exchange, Qin Ying realizes Wu Fu Ge's identity and awkwardly addresses him. Wu Fu Ge expresses discontent over Qin Ying's relationship with his daughter, Wu Qingqiu, but acknowledges Qin Ying's recent accomplishments, leading to a more favorable view. The conversation shifts to a pressing matter: Qin Ying's future brother-in-law has been kidnapped by the Hu people, who demand an exorbitant ransom. Qin Ying, unfazed, vows to rescue him, impressing Wu Fu Ge. In return, Qin Ying requests financial assistance to engage in the salt and iron trade, revealing his current financial struggles.

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