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

Summary

Li Chang Geng exudes cunning confidence while discussing a scandal involving three drunken individuals infiltrating the harem. Qin Ying questions how they managed this unnoticed and how they gathered the consorts, raising doubts among the officials. The Eighth Prince accuses Qin Ying of bias, leading to a heated exchange among the ministers. Grand Tutor Chen supports Qin Ying's reasoning, causing further chaos in the court. Amidst the uproar, Qin Ying asserts his authority, demanding silence and permission from the Han Emperor to continue questioning, emphasizing the calculated nature of the crime and the absurdity of the perpetrators remaining undetected.

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