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

Summary

In the Golden Luan Hall, Han Di learns of severe floods causing over thirty thousand refugees to arrive in the capital. Despite local officials' efforts, the situation is dire. The Grand Tutor reveals that the First and Eighth Princes have sold their family assets to provide relief, which stirs mixed emotions in Han Di. Meanwhile, the Ninth Prince is criticized for neglecting the crisis. Outside the city, the two princes actively distribute porridge to the refugees, aiming to win their support and Han Di's favor. Their compassionate actions impress Han Di, who is moved by the suffering of the people, realizing the gravity of the situation and the potential for reconciliation with his sons.

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