Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

The tale of "Ye Lang Zi Da" recounts Emperor Wu of Han's quest to conquer the Dian Kingdom, seeking passage through Ye Lang Guo. The king's response sparked the idiom. Ultimately, Ye Lang Guo's demise came from overestimating their alliances against the Han. Meanwhile, bronze drums discovered in Cambodia led to questions about their origins. Investigations revealed architectural similarities between the Batak people in Sumatra and the ancient Dian Kingdom, suggesting migration post-annihilation. Zhou Zheng, recovering from injuries, learns of Dr. Wu’s struggles with a demanding patient and resolves to intervene, intrigued by celebrity culture.

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