The Palace Coup
In a tense confrontation, the Empress and Prime Minister reveal their plan to control the Emperor by allowing foreign troops into the city. The Emperor, refusing to be a puppet ruler, stands his ground, declaring he would rather die than betray Concubine Grace or agree to a forced marriage alliance. The episode culminates in the Empress ordering the Emperor to be escorted away, while he defiantly declares his willingness to marry to protect his principles.Will the Emperor's defiance lead to his downfall, or will he find a way to outmaneuver the Empress's schemes?
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