The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

In the Great Wei dynasty, Crown Prince Hong Li, as the eldest son, holds a superior status over other princes, including Prince Yong Hong Yu and Zhao Hong Run, who must bow to him to avoid severe repercussions. Tensions arise between Hong Li and Yong Yu, especially regarding Yong Yu's frequent visits to the Tobe, a significant ministry. Crown Prince Hong Li resents Zhao Hong Run for disregarding his warnings during a scandal involving examination fraud, which led to the punishment of key officials. Hong Li's frustration grows as he suspects Zhao Hong Run's involvement in the scandal. Despite public chastisement, Zhao Hong Run remains defiant, while Yong Yu attempts to mediate. The dynamics among the princes reveal underlying rivalries and the complexities of court politics.

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