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

Summary

In the Golden Hall, Qin Ying confronts terrified officials after a group of black-robed figures arrives. He mocks their fear and questions the loyalty of powerful ministers, suggesting severe punishments for their perceived disloyalty. Despite protests from Ba Huang Zi and others, Qin Ying insists on the need for harsh consequences to uphold the imperial clan's dignity. The Han Emperor ultimately decides on a lesser punishment, but Qin Ying remains dismissive of the court's laws. Tensions escalate as he challenges a senior minister, Wang Li De, to a fight, revealing his transformation into a ruthless figure unbound by previous concerns for reputation or honor.

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