The Gate of Great Rebellion.

Summary

The narrative explores themes of revenge, power dynamics, and personal relationships within a royal context. It begins with the saying about a gentleman's revenge, reflecting on its deeper implications of bitterness and helplessness. An Zheng's ominous presence instills fear in Jinling, prompting officials to report to the palace. Chen Wu Nuo, the emperor, grapples with his feelings towards Chen Liu Xi, revealing a complex relationship marked by indulgence and regret. Meanwhile, Changsun Qingchou, a carefree figure, hosts a gathering to showcase a rare fish, hinting at deeper motives behind the seemingly casual event. The story intertwines personal ambitions with broader political intrigue, questioning loyalty and the nature of authority.

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