Opening with a Poem, Shocking the Entire Court of Civil and Military Officials!.

Summary

In a tense confrontation on the grasslands, Han Xuan questions Gu Su Dan about his intentions, suspecting rebellion. Gu Su Dan seeks to reclaim his brother's head, asserting the importance of a complete corpse for their customs. Han Xuan refuses, citing laws and claiming Mu Er Duo's guilt. Gu Su Dan counters with legal reasoning, challenging the validity of accusations without witnesses. The dialogue escalates, revealing the complexities of their cultures and laws. Gu Su Dan ultimately demands to see Prince Qin Ying, insisting on negotiation rather than combat, highlighting the potential costs of war for both sides.

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