Core of the Sage.

Summary

The Qi Kingdom valued mercantilism, allowing merchants to hold high positions. Jiang Xiao Bai, the Crown Prince, was charming and talented, earning him many admirers. Du Yu gained insight into the "Phoenix Platform Seeking a Son-in-Law," where Qin Di sought a son-in-law for his daughter, Princess Nong Yu, who was incredibly talented and had already eliminated Han Fei Zi, a renowned scholar. Cao Pi and Du Yu were astonished, and Cao Pi questioned Du Yu's ability to handle the challenge. Tu Gu, the second prince of the Mongol Empire, arrived, making a bold and arrogant entrance, and threatened the Great Han, causing tension. Xu Chu and a Mongolian warrior clashed, shattering the golden bricks beneath them. Meng Tian intervened, effortlessly holding off both warriors and establishing his authority. The atmosphere eased, and Meng Tian warned against disrespecting the laws of Qin, showcasing his power and stunning everyone present.

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