I want to establish an Aristocratic Family.

Summary

In a pavilion, Han Shuo, a bisexual nobleman, listens to Bo slaves sing, reflecting on his life and the current state of affairs in Guanzhong. His son, Han Wen, pleads with him to address the people's suffering and present their hardships to the emperor, emphasizing the importance of benevolence and righteousness. Han Shuo, disillusioned by past experiences, dismisses these ideals as futile. However, Han Wen passionately argues that many are rallying for change, including their elder brother, who stands with the people. Han Shuo is torn between his past ambitions and his sons' fervor, realizing the cyclical nature of their family's fate.

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