The Gate of Great Rebellion.

Summary

Chen Zhong Xu, often perceived as a leisurely prince, is actually the capable son of Chen Wu Nuo, entrusted with significant responsibilities. Despite his relaxed demeanor, he understands the political intricacies of the court and the Emperor's true intentions. His loyal servant, Huangfu Fu Qing Qi, expresses concerns about suspicious figures but fails to grasp Chen Zhong Xu's perspective. The prince emphasizes his dual pursuits of enjoyment and cultivation, asserting that he does not seek power. He reprimands Huangfu for overstepping, highlighting the importance of loyalty and understanding. Chen Zhong Xu's strategic mindset reveals the complexities of leadership and the necessity of calculated actions in the face of potential threats to the empire.

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