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

Summary

In the Golden Luan Hall, Qin Ying's decision to aid Zhao Guo during a devastating plague sparked intense opposition from ministers. Despite their concerns about the deadly disease, Qin Ying remained confident, believing that understanding the plague's nature could lead to prevention and treatment. He sought a plague patient for study, instructing Feng Mo Ting to obtain protective equipment. Later, when confronted by his father-in-law Chen Tai Shi about the risks, Qin Ying maintained his resolve, asserting that scientific knowledge could control the epidemic and potentially create a strategic alliance with Zhao Guo.

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