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Opening with a Poem, Shocking the Entire Court of Civil and Military Officials!.
Chapter 30: Father and Son Heart-to-Heart. [30]
Summary
In a tense imperial study, Qin Dang and Qin Zhou draw sticks, both revealing bad omens, while Qin Ying is chosen for a difficult task in Jiangnan. The Emperor, Han Di, reveals his declining health and his desire to support Qin Ying, hinting at making him the Crown Prince. Despite concerns about rivalry with his brothers, Han Di encourages Qin Ying's ambitions, especially regarding bureaucratic reform to combat corruption. Qin Ying passionately argues for systemic change, emphasizing the need to empower talented individuals over aristocrats. Han Di agrees to discuss reforms once Qin Ying becomes Crown Prince and grants him a month to prepare for his mission in Jiangnan, during which Qin Ying insists on investigating an assassination incident and requests the valiant Marquis Ning Lu Shan's assistance.Full content
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