The Scumbag favors his concubine and eliminates his wife? The tyrant invites me to indulge in an affair.

Summary

Cen finds the meal unpleasant but stays to ensure Song Yao Zhi enjoys it. Outside, she revels in her favorite dishes while listening to gossip. After eating, she notices Cen's displeased expression and attempts to cheer him up. Tension arises when Song Xiang orders Song Li Qiao to escort Cen out, revealing his intentions to push her closer to him. Cen insists on leaving with Song Yao Zhi instead, leading to a confrontation with Song Xiang. After leaving, Cen expresses his desire for Song Yao Zhi to join him in the palace, fearing they might become distant. Later, Song Yao Zhi meets with Song Xiang, who disapproves of her potential relationship with Cen, emphasizing that his duties as the Son of Heaven should come before personal desires. He recounts Cen's past actions and warns her about the dangers of palace life, particularly the competition among concubines. Song Yao Zhi argues that love is essential for a good ruler and defends her feelings for Cen. Song Xiang reveals his concern for her safety and well-being, expressing a willingness to sacrifice her happiness for her protection. He hints at wanting to send her sister, Song Li Qiao, to Cen instead, which Song Yao Zhi opposes. A servant interrupts, informing them that Song Li Qiao is kneeling outside, prompting Song Xiang to investigate. Song Yao Zhi reassures her father about her relationship with Cen, insisting they are not ready for marriage discussions. She desires to enjoy their romance without the pressure of future commitments. Song Xiang advises her to prioritize her happiness above all else.

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