The World's Number One Indestructible Marquis.

Summary

In the narrative, the character Shi Lei reflects on the challenges of cultivating Qiong trees in the cold capital, questioning why a place named "Qionglin" lacks them. Zheng He Di, the emperor, expresses frustration over the limited talents acquired through the Imperial Examination System, feeling that they are often intercepted by others. He seeks Shi Lei's advice on ensuring scholars serve the court rather than specific factions. Shi Lei cautions against rash actions, recalling his father's wisdom about careful strategy in dealing with powerful families. The emperor appreciates Shi Lei's insights, revealing a rare trust in him, highlighting the complexities of political maneuvering in their world.

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