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

Summary

The banquet at Taihe Hall, a symbol of peace, saw Qin Ying inviting officials Qin Pò and Huang Jing Sheng, who entered without armor, sensing the emperor's power. They donned formal attire, feeling unease. During the meal, Qin Ying questioned their loyalty after learning of their secret armor forging and sheltering fugitives. Despite their denials of rebellion, the gravity of their actions weighed heavily. Qin Pò, prepared for punishment, sought to protect Huang, claiming innocence for him. The emperor demanded honesty about the armor's purpose, offering leniency if the truth was revealed.

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