Great Xia Nobility.

Summary

In the Hall of Xia, Emperor Xia Huang, though diligent, struggles with indecision, leading to stagnation in the Great Xia dynasty. Aware of his weaknesses, he resolves to send troops to the North Zhangyuan to protect his empire's dignity. After a tense audience with Shangguan Yuan Ming, head of the celestial observatory, Xia Huang's frustration boils over when he learns of a critical celestial phenomenon that was overlooked. He orders Shangguan's arrest, fearing the consequences of military action amidst looming threats. Despite his power, Xia Huang grapples with fate and the burdens of leadership, ultimately feeling trapped and unwilling to be the sinner of Great Xia. The next day, he refrains from issuing a military decree, seeking guidance from his teacher, Tai Shi Gong, who assures him of support in times of crisis. Meanwhile, in the Unending Palace, Ning Chen's playful antics contrast with the serious atmosphere of the emperor's court.

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