Li Ke: I Just Want to Be a General.

Summary

In a tense court discussion, Li Shi Min scolds his son, Li Ke, who proposes conditions for disaster relief amid a refugee crisis. Li Ke demands control over grain reserves, no interference from his father, recruitment of refugees, and temporary commercial activities. He also insists on a peculiar wager involving wine with Chang Sun, a minister. After much negotiation, Li Shi Min reluctantly agrees to the conditions, which include a contract with witnesses to ensure accountability. The atmosphere is charged with political maneuvering, as Li Ke aims to assert his authority while navigating familial and ministerial dynamics.

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