Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. Cao Zuan feels indignant after Xia Hou Hui's unexpected intervention during a battle against a Wu general, believing he could have slain the general himself. Initially frustrated, he later realizes that Xia Hou Hui's actions were not meant to steal his credit, as the head of Gao Shou is handed over to his troops. As Cao Zuan decides to keep the head for now, he reflects on the battlefield dynamics and the importance of strategic thinking in governance. Xia Hou Hui, meanwhile, recognizes his own shortcomings in understanding the broader implications of military and political strategies, realizing that his previous smooth path in public service has led him to overlook the necessity of accumulation and long-term planning. He contemplates returning to Luoyang as he sees the "Wei" banner at Jiashe Pass. .

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