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

Summary

In the Golden Hall, Qin Ying's proposal for educational reforms faced overwhelming ridicule from the noble clans, who viewed it as a threat to their power. Despite his efforts, courtiers like Wang Li De and Xiao Zong Huan argued against the proposal, citing financial burdens on the treasury. The Emperor, pressured by civil and military officials, contemplated rejecting the memorial. Qin Ying challenged the court by comparing the military strength of the Wei Kingdom to the weakened state of the Great Han, asserting that the inability to govern stemmed from the emperor's failures. His bold remarks ignited outrage among officials, who feared his influence and potential violence, showcasing the tense power dynamics within the court.

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