The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

The conflict between Emperor Zhao Yuan Si of Great Wei and his son, Eighth Prince Zhao Hong Run, escalates after the prince expresses a desire to leave the palace. The Emperor, angry at his son's defiance, contemplates the implications of allowing him to depart, fearing it may undermine his authority. Despite the ministers' differing opinions, they ultimately caution against indulging the rebellious prince. The Emperor decides to punish Zhao Hong Run by reducing his allowance and restoring the original name of his quarters, signaling the start of a power struggle between them. The situation intensifies as the Imperial Guards enforce the Emperor's decree, showcasing the growing rift within the royal family.

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