The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

Zhao Hong Run frequented Cui Xiao Pavilion, enjoying Miss Su's guqin melodies while reflecting on recent family conflicts. The emperor, seeking to comfort him, restored his allowance and overlooked his visits. Despite this, Zhao and Miss Su felt awkward after a brief intimacy, hindered by their age difference. Their bond grew through shared laughter, but complications arose when Zhao Hong Run's sixth brother confronted him about missing paintings he had sold. To avoid debt, Zhao agreed to attend his brother's poetry gathering, which conflicted with a family banquet. Additionally, Zhao learned of the Crown Prince's grievances against him, but he remained unconcerned. On the fifth of May, Zhao faced reprimands for prioritizing his mother over his father, navigating palace dynamics while preparing for the festivities.

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