Core of the Sage.

Summary

In a state of turmoil, Da Qin's court grapples with the shocking rise of the Great Tang, which has unexpectedly surpassed Da Qin in literary rankings, led by the scholar Du Yu. Despite Da Qin's extensive reforms and a significant investment in education, the unexpected success of a single scholar raises concerns about their military plans. As the Great Tang's popularity surges, Da Qin officials express fears of losing their opportunity to strike. The Qin emperor, displaying frustration, emphasizes the potential consequences of this setback, warning that the Great Tang's newfound strength could unite other states against them, jeopardizing Da Qin's ambitions.

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