The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

After the left assistant minister Xu Guan informed Minister Li Yu about the Southern Liang King's request for weaponry, Li Yu reflected on the implications of the Wei Tian Zi's intervention. Initially seeking to protect the Ministry of War, Li Yu was troubled by the Foundry Bureau's intense reaction and the Prince of Su's withdrawal from military manufacturing. During a meeting with the Wei Tian Zi, Li Yu hesitated to request the Foundry Bureau's assistance, fearing the repercussions of his earlier actions. The Wei Tian Zi's ambiguous support left Li Yu uncertain about the emperor's true intentions, leading him to question the balance of power between the Ministry of War and the Foundry Bureau. Ultimately, Li Yu's attempt to probe the emperor's motives proved inconclusive, leaving him perplexed about the political dynamics at play.

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