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

Summary

In a tense golden hall, Qin Ying reacts furiously to Li Chang Geng's claim that his brother, the Jiangnan King, is rebelling. Despite Li's insistence on the truth of his statement, others demand evidence, emphasizing the gravity of accusing a royal. Li asserts that the Jiangnan King has harbored rebels and possesses illegal armor, which constitutes rebellion under Great Han law. As discussions unfold, suspicions arise about potential collusion between the Jiangnan King and a local official, Huang Jing Sheng. Ultimately, Qin Ying decides to issue a decree summoning both men to the capital for clarification, hoping to resolve the misunderstanding without conflict.

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