Core of the Sage.

Summary

In the Qin Kingdom, Du Yu confidently presents the "Ode to Epang Palace," impressing Qin Di and others with his remarkable talent. His vivid descriptions of the palace's grandeur surpass previous flattery, captivating even those who initially disliked such poetry. As Qin Di revels in the praises, the princes around him express envy for the beauty and luxury he enjoys, lamenting their own circumstances. Du Yu's poetry highlights the plundering of conquered nations, emphasizing the Qin's might and dominance. Ultimately, his ode elevates his status, positioning him as a significant figure in the court, much to the dismay of other nobles.

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