The World's Number One Indestructible Marquis.

Summary

Zheng He Di listens to little Shi Tou's complaints about the family chef's lack of culinary finesse, leading Shi Tou to seek meals outside. Despite the chef's past attempts at special meals, safety concerns led to strict kitchen protocols. Zheng He Di, unfamiliar with communal dining, expresses interest in trying Shi Tou's family's food, prompting Shi Lei's reluctance. Eventually, Shi Lei agrees, and they enjoy a stroll in Qionglin Garden. Later, Zheng He Di learns he must spend time at the Phoenix Palace with the Empress. He plans to send ginseng for her health while cherishing moments with Shi Tou, who sleeps soundly beside him. The next morning, court tensions rise over Ding Jun Hou's recovery, but Zheng He Di asserts the importance of separating civil and military matters.

Full content