Dao Lord.

Summary

In a strategic discussion, Shang Jian Xiong and his advisors contemplate the potential loss of the Nanzhou army and the possibility of seeking military aid from Zhao Guo. They consider ceding territory to gain support, despite the treasonous implications. Tong Mo argues that preserving Da Yan is paramount, even if it means sacrificing Nanzhou. The ministers recognize the gravity of their situation, weighing personal motives against national interests. Meanwhile, Niu You Dao expresses skepticism about the court's sincerity in negotiations, questioning the benefits for the Southern State in sending troops. The tension between personal ambitions and survival strategies unfolds as they navigate the political landscape.

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