Core of the Sage.

Summary

Du Yu, a talented scholar, impresses the Qin Emperor with his works, "Epang Palace Ode" and "Discourse on Qin," which earn him the title of National Treasure. His calligraphy embodies the principle of "Perfect Harmony Of Heaven And Man," serving as a reminder to the Emperor about the importance of benevolent governance to avoid tyranny. Despite Du Yu's success, Zhang Yi, a devoted servant of the Qin, feels overshadowed and frustrated by Du Yu's rapid rise to favor. Meanwhile, Nong Yu admires Du Yu's talent and requests a phrase from his works. Du Yu complies, further solidifying his status, while other nobles grow envious, sensing potential chaos in the Great Tang.

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