The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

The narrative revolves around the Eighth Prince, Zhao Hong Run, who unexpectedly accompanies the examiners for an imperial examination, raising eyebrows among officials due to his young age and previously low status. Despite initial confusion, the officials are unaware of his recent elevation in the Emperor's favor. As the examination process unfolds, Zhao Hong Run inspects the harsh conditions faced by scholars, expressing concern over the inadequate facilities and questioning the Ministry of Personnel's budget for the event. His authority is challenged by Luo Wen Zhong, the chief examiner, but Zhao Hong Run asserts his position, particularly when it comes to his father's participation in the exam. The story highlights themes of power dynamics, the struggles of aspiring scholars, and the complexities of royal duties.

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