The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

Zhao Hong Run, the eighth prince of Great Wei, feels trapped in the palace, surrounded only by eunuchs and guards, with strict rules preventing interaction with maidens. After enduring eight years of confinement, he yearns for freedom and plans to leave. However, his father, the emperor, reneges on his promise, leading Zhao to retaliate by catching and roasting the emperor's favorite Golden Scaled Tail fish from the palace pond. This act of defiance shocks the guards and prompts the emperor to rush to the scene, realizing the extent of his son's rebellion. The prince's actions highlight his frustration and desire for autonomy in a stifling environment.

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