Recaps

After the success of Yes, Prime Minister caused political officials across Terra to study its tactics, Chen Qi discussed a film for Kristen intended to reach Saria. He gave Kristen the title "To the Moon" and promised to write the script.

• Theresis scolded Manfred for publicly saying that the prime minister believed he was above the law, then coached him on handling media questions and considered ways to divert the press.
• The Bloodborne Archon rejected Bill's proposal to expel Ursus diplomats, while Manfred suggested using a royal engagement, divorce, or pregnancy as a headline.
• Yes, Prime Minister's second season won praise from viewers and officials, while Kazimierz and Ursus leaders blamed Chen Qi for the trouble his work caused their governments.
• Theresis arranged for Chen Qi and his crew to stay in Londinium's royal palace, where Theresia kept her resurrection secret and avoided speaking to Chen Qi.
• Kristen told Chen Qi she wanted to find Saria and feared the dangers of delaying their trip to Columbia, then entrusted him with creating a film that Saria might see.
• Chen Qi wrote the title "To the Moon" on a sheet of paper and handed it to Kristen as the script he planned to develop.

Chen Qi accepted Vina as his student and prepared to teach her through the film crew, while Rhodes Island delivered Oripathy treatments to Londinium. He began filming the next episodes of "Yes, Prime Minister," whose jokes about Victoria and Gaul provoked laughter from Victorian officials and grim reactions from the Sarkaz.

• FrostNova told Chen Qi that Rhodes Island had delivered Oripathy Suppressants and a few trial doses of a cure, and that Vina and Młynar had come with the shipment.
• Vina asked to accompany Chen Qi and learn politics and military affairs, and Chen Qi accepted her as his student after Młynar clarified her intentions.
• Chen Qi found that Patriot would teach Vina combat skills but would not offer military instruction, and he decided she could learn by observing the crew and studying Yan's language.
• The Duke of Wellington and Ablana learned that the next episodes concerned diplomacy and finance, and they planned to use the recordings to stir trouble in Kazimierz.
• Chen Qi filmed an episode about Victoria's proposed railway link with Gaul, in which the Bloodborne Archon's joke about the Second Great Battle of Kazdel made Victorian officials laugh while the Sarkaz reacted angrily.

Theresis delightedly acted out his reaction to his predecessor’s death, while Vina reflected on her future with Chen Qi’s crew. In the next filming sequence, Gaul’s Fangbeast gift threatened to provoke a diplomatic conflict with Victoria, and the chapter ended with the ambassador revealing the animal’s name.

• Theresis learned that his predecessor had died, briefly showed delight, and then performed public grief for the cameras.
• Chen Qi explained that he had prompted Theresis by asking him to imagine a rival king’s death, while Vina considered how she could contribute to the crew.
• The Duke of Wellington explained that Gaul’s gift of a Fangbeast would force Victoria to choose between its quarantine law and a diplomatic dispute.
• Theresis ordered Victoria’s officials to coordinate a response as the Gaulish delegation arrived to discuss the gift and a meeting with the prime minister.
• Lieutenant Colonel Leto proposed Gaulish guards for the meeting, then announced that the emperor’s Fangbeast gift was named “Little Casserole,” making Ablana laugh.

Chen Qi filmed Manfred's standout performance as Bernard before attending a dinner where Theresis formally introduced him to Theresia and revealed her incomplete soul. Theresis then asked Chen Qi to agree to a favor concerning his sister, but had not yet explained what he wanted.

• Theresis and Leto sparred over Gaul's proposed Fangbeast gift until Theresis made a vulgar pun that broke the tension.
• Manfred delivered Bernard's rapid-fire diplomatic phone calls flawlessly, impressing the Victorian officials and Chen Qi.
• Theresis brought Theresia to dinner and told Chen Qi that she had died and been revived with an incomplete soul.
• Talulah reacted jealously as Theresis suggested he had a request concerning Theresia, while Theresia secretly showed Chen Qi that she had recovered.
• Chen Qi said he would hear Theresis's request but needed to know its specifics before agreeing.

Chen Qi agreed to spend time with Theresia to help her soul recover, but their conversation was interrupted by Vina, who had begun serving as a maid in hopes of earning his lessons. The next day, filming of “Yes, Prime Minister” continued, while the Duke of Wellington prepared to spread its upcoming finance episode through Kazimierz.

• Theresis asked Chen Qi to talk with Theresia regularly, and Chen Qi agreed after Talulah softened her objections.
• Theresis arranged for Theresia to accompany Chen Qi during the day, while Koschei concealed Theresia’s resurrection from Talulah.
• Theresia thanked Chen Qi for helping the Sarkaz and teased him before discovering Vina asleep in his room in a maid outfit.
• Vina explained that she had taken up cleaning to prove herself to Chen Qi, and he told her to learn Yan before he would teach her.
• Chen Qi and Theresia’s conversation was cut short, and the next day the third episode of “Yes, Prime Minister” finished filming.
• The Duke of Wellington ordered spies to circulate clips of the upcoming finance episode through Kazimierz’s networks.

Chen Qi’s filming of “Yes, Prime Minister” revealed the City’s financial rules and scandals, giving Kristen and Victoria’s officials valuable insight. The Duke of Wellington’s spies prepared to spread the footage in Kazimierz, where it could stir public anger against the Commercial Federation and the National Assembly.

• Theresis complained that Victoria’s newspapers criticized his lack of achievements, and Manfred challenged his claims of progress.
• Theresis summarized the readership and political character of several Londinium newspapers, while Manfred joked about The Red Wine’s readers.
• Kristen recorded Chen Qi’s insights about the newspapers, hoping to use them for Rhine Lab and future publicity for “To the Moon.”
• Sir Desmond explained the City’s rules to the Bloodborne Archon and disclosed Berenson Bank’s alleged misappropriation of capital, tax evasion, and bribery.
• The Duke of Wellington’s spies recorded the footage for release in Kazimierz, aiming to direct public attention toward the Commercial Federation and the National Assembly.
• Sir Desmond warned that an honest investigator could trigger a financial earthquake, while the Duke of Wellington welcomed the prospect of Kazimierz’s institutions being forced into turmoil.

During filming of “Yes, Prime Minister,” Kristen questioned Chen Qi about the financial rules in his script, and Theresia encouraged him to let Kristen believe he had deep expertise. The episode then showed Theresis and Talulah dressing up bad news as official messaging and the Bloodborne Archon teaching Manfred how to undermine an appointment, leaving Victorian officials taking notes on both lessons.

• Kristen approached Chen Qi to ask where he had learned the financial rules in “Yes, Prime Minister,” and Xi rebuked her for interrupting and showing too little respect.
• Chen Qi said the City and its financial rules were fictional, but Theresia praised his insight and urged him to appear knowledgeable so Kristen would respect and cooperate with him.
• Theresis and Talulah filmed a scene in which they reframed bad news about healthcare and defense spending as positive official language and appealed to the nation’s future.
• Manfred told the Bloodborne Archon that Theresis planned to appoint the honest Alexander Jameson, and the Bloodborne Archon resolved to block the appointment.
• The Bloodborne Archon taught Manfred how to feign support for Jameson before undermining him with exaggerated praise, labels, and insinuations about scandals.
• Victorian officials and Kristen recorded the political messaging and smear tactics demonstrated during filming.

After Eureka’s accidental broadcast of “Yes, Prime Minister” during an interview helped ignite protests and deepen Kazimierz’s political crisis, Chen Qi feared his show had become a catalyst for another country’s turmoil. Młynar suspected Jian and sympathetic Silvermane Knights had exposed the Nearl couple’s disappearance, and he decided to remain with Chen Qi’s crew to help find his family.

• Vina showed Chen Qi a Kazimierz news report of protests over the Commercial Federation, the National Assembly, and the Nearl couple’s disappearance.
• Eureka interviewed Grand Knight Commander Ioleta, then accidentally played an episode of “Yes, Prime Minister” through her microphone, prompting the crowd to treat the broadcast as a rebuttal to Ioleta’s answers.
• Chen Qi realized the spectacle had further damaged Kazimierz’s institutions’ credibility and worried that people across Terra would blame his show.
• Młynar guessed that Jian and Silvermane Knights had helped reveal what happened to the Nearl couple.
• Młynar thanked Chen Qi for the publicity that might help reunite his family and chose to keep contributing to the Art Troupe.

As “Yes, Prime Minister” examined conflicts between local and central government, Yan’s emperor considered whether Chen Qi should be allowed to film in Yan, while viewers across Terra debated the episode’s portrayal of a politically ambitious councillor. FrostNova made her first appearance as Agnes, whose arguments about the Infected alarmed Kal'tsit and Wei Yenwu, though Amiya found them persuasive.

• Chongyue argued that Kazimierz’s crisis exposed the dangers of corruption, and Yan’s emperor agreed to watch two episodes before deciding whether to give Chen Qi an opportunity in Yan.
• Theresis and Manfred’s episode criticized local councillors for low voter participation, misuse of public funds, and undermining local services.
• Agnes Moorhouse threatened to withhold police funding unless half the officers were Infected, prompting Kal'tsit to warn Amiya that Agnes was exploiting the Infected for political gain.
• Theresis pressured the Bloodborne Archon to meet Agnes, and the Archon reluctantly agreed after being threatened with reassignment to the White Cod Management Bureau.
• FrostNova appeared as Agnes and argued that the government protected elite privileges while neglecting vulnerable groups, prompting Kal'tsit and other leaders to recognize her political tactics.
• Wei Yenwu called Agnes ambitious, extreme, and reckless, while Amiya continued to agree with her arguments.

A broadcast of “Yes, Prime Minister” exposed FrostNova’s character as an ambitious politician using radical promises to gather support, prompting officials and viewers across Terra to reflect on local government. The episode continued as Talulah proposed that local government should be made to serve the people, while Theresis struggled to imagine what an ordinary citizen would do.

• Wei Yenwu explained to Chen Huijie that FrostNova’s character used radical promises to win supporters rather than help the poor.
• FrostNova revealed her true nature when she dismissed the need for police and hinted that she might want to use the Bloodborne Archon’s office.
• Amiya realized she had been misled, while Kal'tsit reassured her that recognizing such a character on television was better than encountering one in reality.
• The emperor of Yan ordered the Grand Tutor to incorporate moral character into officials’ assessments and imperial examinations.
• Theresis asked Talulah for a solution to local government, and she said it should be turned into an extension of the people.
• Talulah asked Theresis what he would do as an ordinary citizen, and he admitted that he could not remember what being one felt like.

The Bloodborne Archon’s defense of Victorian political power provoked Terra’s rulers, and Yan’s emperor demanded to know whether Great Yan worked the same way. The Grand Tutor acknowledged that privilege still shaped access to education and office, leaving the emperor dispirited while Chongyue’s sisters avoided blame.

• The Bloodborne Archon warned Bernard that local democracy could weaken officials’ power and let politicians and ordinary voters take it.
• The Bloodborne Archon described Victorian democracy as a system that excluded ordinary people from government except for voting every five years, unsettling viewers across Terra.
• The emperor of Yan erupted in anger at the episode, and Chongyue feared Nian and Xi would be accused of rebellion.
• The emperor asked the Grand Tutor whether Great Yan was similar, and the Grand Tutor explained how family wealth shaped access to education and government posts.
• The emperor fell silent and looked dispirited, while Chongyue felt relieved that his sisters had not been blamed.

Chen Qi's satire of officials protecting their power prompted Theresis and Theresia to plan changes to Kazdel's Royal Court and led Liang Xun to question his own attachment to office. As the next episode mocked politicians and actors, Miss Ning considered recommending Chen Qi to Yan's emperor, while Vina reflected on learning to accept criticism.

• The Bloodborne Archon and Agnes joined forces to stop local government reform and preserve their power in the show.
• Theresis and Theresia decided that uncooperative kings of the Royal Court should surrender their seats to younger successors or lose their lineages' places in the Royal Court.
• Liang Xun admitted fearing a reduction in his authority, and Miss Ning promised to prevent his corruption and expose him if he succumbed.
• Miss Ning considered submitting a joint memorial with Liang Xun urging Yan's emperor to employ Chen Qi on a film.
• Theresis, playing Hacker, sought excuses to avoid a theatre awards dinner, while Manfred and the Bloodborne Archon delivered jokes at politicians' expense.
• Vina recognized that studying under Chen Qi had taught her to accept criticism of Victoria rather than react with anger.

Theresia and the others considered how art preserved Kazdel’s culture, while “Yes, Prime Minister” continued satirizing political funding and civil-service behavior. The episode ended with the Bloodborne Archon answering Simon’s request for a larger grant through a cryptic breadstick exchange.

• The Bloodborne Archon argued that art should be funded to preserve cultural heritage, prompting Theresia to mourn the traditions Kazdel had lost through its repeated falls.
• Theresia resolved that Kazdel needed a culture that could restore the Sarkaz people’s sense of belonging and began thinking of someone who understood that need.
• Simon asked the Bloodborne Archon whether the National Theatre could receive a thirty-million grant, shocking Amiya.
• Phantom explained that the Crimson Troupe’s castles and performances had required substantial funds, though he did not know its exact accounts.
• The Bloodborne Archon refused to disclose the grant in advance, then placed six breadsticks in Simon’s glass after Simon offered him one.

The Yan emperor ordered a detailed audit of government spending and commissioned Chen Qi to make a production on the theme of martial prowess to promote Great Yan abroad. In Kazimierz, livestreamer Eureka exposed a secret stockpile of Campaign Knight armor and weapons, raising suspicions of a possible coup.

• The Yan emperor ordered the Six Ministries to investigate departmental reserves and spending after watching the episode expose government waste.
• The emperor agreed to employ Chen Qi and chose martial prowess as the subject of a production intended to showcase Great Yan.
• Chongyue suggested beginning the project with Wei Yenwu in Lungmen, and the emperor authorized him to fulfill Chen Qi’s requests.
• Grand Knight Commander Ioleta learned that Eureka had livestreamed herself discovering the Commercial Federation’s hidden chamber of weapons and armor.
• Ioleta dropped her pen when she heard the stockpiled armor appeared to be Campaign Knight equipment bearing marks controlled by the Supervision Committee.

Theresia invited Chen Qi to advise the Sarkaz on rebuilding their culture, and he instead outlined the foundations of restoring Kazdel, emphasizing economic stability and education. She accepted that cultural revival would have to wait and began reconsidering how to reward him for his help.

• In Kazimierz, the Grand Knight Commander decided to investigate which Campaign Knights supplied armor to the Commercial Federation and wait for evidence of a coup before acting against the merchants.
• In Londinium, Theresia offered Chen Qi the honorary role of Sarkaz minister of arts, and his system unlocked an honors feature that ranked his titles.
• Chen Qi explained that the Sarkaz needed stable livelihoods, schools, and comprehensive education before they could develop and export their culture.
• Theresia asked how the Sarkaz should begin educating their people, and Chen Qi suggested learning from Victoria's education system and his upcoming show.
• Theresia accepted that rebuilding the Sarkaz economy and meeting basic needs had to precede cultural revival, then said she had not considered Chen Qi's proposed position carefully enough.

Theresia offered Chen Qi the honorary title Lord of Kazdel, and Theresis agreed that the Sarkaz should secure his lasting support. As the final episodes of "Yes, Prime Minister" aired, the show satirized education policy and racial sensitivities, while viewers across Terra reacted to its frank jokes.

• Theresia offered Chen Qi the title Lord of Kazdel and promised that the Sarkaz would aid him, and Chen Qi accepted.
• Theresis approved the title, rejected efforts to make Chen Qi belong to a Sarkaz lineage, and entrusted Theresia with designing his medal.
• Chen Qi filmed the last two episodes of "Yes, Prime Minister," and senior officials across Terra watched the broadcast eagerly.
• In episode seven, Theresis and the party secretary argued about education, including sex education, prompting laughter and surprise among viewers.
• In Lungmen, Swire defended teaching children about sexual health, while Wei Yenwu said officials had to handle the topic cautiously.
• The show mocked political sensitivities around language education and race after Theresis described being accused of disrespecting a Pilosa woman.

Theresis tried to address Victoria’s failing education system, while Humphrey exposed how political parties used public schooling to serve their own interests. Kal'tsit warned Amiya not to mistake Humphrey’s cynicism for proof that studying was useless, and the chapter ended with Humphrey urging Theresis to centralize education after learning that the prime minister cared about it mainly because of the election.

• Wei Yenwu felt relieved that Chen Qi had left Lungmen after hearing the show’s satire about politicians and state affairs.
• The Bloodborne Archon explained to Manfred that comprehensive education served political interests and teachers’ unions, while elites sent their own children to private schools.
• Theresia considered using both public and elite education systems to give ordinary Sarkaz more opportunities and build a loyal pool of talent.
• Theresis raised examples of politicized lessons and falling academic standards, while the Bloodborne Archon argued that public education was treated as unimportant and dismissed the value of studying.
• Kal'tsit explained to Amiya that Humphrey judged public education from the privileged perspective of someone who would never depend on it, and warned her that studying was not useless.
• Theresis admitted that education mattered to him because it could cost him the next election, prompting Humphrey to urge him to remove education from local control and centralize it.

Wei Yenwu and Wenyue discussed the political tragedies beneath Yes, Prime Minister, while leaders across Terra considered its lessons on education and school choice. As the show continued exposing the flaws of Victoria’s education system, Theresia began imagining vocational colleges for Kazdel, and Waai Fu agreed to pursue a possible role in Chen Qi’s martial arts film.

• Wei Yenwu and Wenyue reflected on Humphrey’s conscience and the grim fates of the show’s politicians.
• Theresia and the emperor of Great Yan considered vocational colleges, and the emperor ordered the Ministry of Rites to study a plan for them.
• Talulah and Theresis debated school choice as Kal’tsit warned Amiya that it could deepen educational and class divisions.
• Humphrey argued that parents were unqualified to raise children, prompting Theresis to joke about requiring a license to have them.
• Lee told Waai Fu that Chen Qi might make a martial arts film in Lungmen, and Waai Fu resolved to take part so her father might see her perform.
• Talulah and Theresis challenged Humphrey’s defense of Victoria’s Department of Education by questioning what it actually did.

After the final episode of "Yes, Prime Minister" exposed government wiretapping, viewers across Terra drew lessons from its satire while Kazimierz conspirators planned to attack Chen Qi and blame the Supervision Committee. As Victoria’s guests arrived in Londinium for Chen Qi’s investiture ceremony, the Duke of Windermere questioned whether anyone could really learn statecraft from the show.

• Kal'tsit gave Amiya notes on lessons from the two seasons, and they watched the final episode together.
• The episode revealed that Victoria’s government tapped MPs’ calls, alarming officials in Yan, Ursus, and Kazimierz.
• Kazimierz’s Commercial Federation and National Assembly planned to have Campaign Knights dressed as Silvermane Knights attack Chen Qi and frame the Supervision Committee.
• The Bloodborne Archon explained how civil servants withheld information from Hacker and agreed to appear on a radio program rather than let Arnold take his place.
• Wei Yenwu joked that the show’s satire reached every political system, while the Black Capes worried his remarks would upset his brother.
• The Duke of Windermere arrived in Londinium with the Gray Hats for Chen Qi’s investiture and questioned whether the show could teach statecraft.

The Bloodborne Archon used Theresis’s media tactics to evade questions about unemployment, then casually proposed cutting benefits for people who rejected two job offers. The studio’s master tape captured his remarks, leaving Wei Yenwu convinced that Humphrey had sparked a political crisis.

• The Bloodborne Archon overwhelmed presenter Ludovic with jargon and long answers, avoiding a clear response about civil-service responsibility for unemployment.
• Wenyue teased Wei Yenwu about using similar evasive speeches, and Chen Huijie thought of Chen Qi and Talulah with regret.
• After Ludovic pressed him about the truth, the Bloodborne Archon claimed unemployment could be reduced by denying benefits to people who refused two job offers.
• The Bloodborne Archon criticized benefit recipients and politicians, unaware that the studio master tape was still recording.
• Wei Yenwu realized that broadcasting the remarks could cause upheaval in Victoria and ruin Humphrey.

The Duke of Windermere condemned the Bloodborne Archon’s proposed employment policy, then enjoyed watching his recorded remarks lead to blackmail and humiliation in “Yes, Prime Minister.” The episode continued with Manfred advising Prime Minister Hacker about the cabinet and recounting the Bloodborne Archon’s interview mishap.

• The Duke of Windermere smashed a table while condemning the Bloodborne Archon’s proposal and warning that it would alienate the people and the army.
• The Bloodborne Archon heard his recorded remarks about unemployment and “parasites,” realized VBC could blackmail him, and panicked as Manfred joked that he would soon join the unemployed.
• Chen Qi explained to Talulah that the Bloodborne Archon’s fear of losing his place in the Royal Court had shaped his performance, while Nian and Xi laughed at the episode.
• The Duke of Windermere and the Duke of Wellington praised “Yes, Prime Minister” for making politics accessible and shaping public views of those in power.
• Manfred advised Prime Minister Hacker to treat the cabinet as he expected them to treat him, and Hacker decided to stick to his statement in the House of Commons.
• Manfred told Hacker that the Bloodborne Archon had been caught speaking candidly after his interview, and Hacker recognized the recording as an old media trick.

Theresis used the master tape of the Bloodborne Archon’s interview to force him to support the government’s denial of phone tapping, bringing season two of “Yes, Prime Minister” to a close. The Duke of Windermere thought the broadcast had ended, but a final outtake appeared on the television.

• Manfred gave Theresis the master tape of the Bloodborne Archon’s unguarded interview, and Wei Yenwu praised Manfred’s political skill.
• Theresis played the recording for the Bloodborne Archon, who panicked and claimed the speaker was an impersonator.
• Theresis threatened to expose the recording and made the Bloodborne Archon agree to confirm in Parliament that the government had never authorized tapping MPs’ telephones.
• The Bloodborne Archon asked for the tapes back, but Theresis withheld them until the next day, and the episode ended with the Bloodborne Archon conceding, “Yes, Prime Minister.”
• The Duke of Windermere lamented that season two was over, then rushed back to watch when a final outtake appeared.

Chen Qi reunited with Theresis, Manfred, and the Bloodborne Archon in an extra that revealed how their characters had fared after the events of “Yes, Prime Minister.” He confirmed the series was complete, leaving viewers with the retired trio still serving Victoria and no continuation planned.

• Chen Qi explained that Manfred had gathered material from ten years earlier, while Theresis corrected him that he had become Baron Hacker and credited his diary with helping make the series.
• Theresis revealed that Humphrey had ended up in a nursing home after his family troubles, and Humphrey asked Chen Qi to cut the embarrassing details from the broadcast.
• The trio joked about Manfred’s edits and the show’s omissions, while Chen Qi said filming everything had been impossible because of pacing and classified material.
• Chen Qi announced that the “Yes, Prime Minister” series had officially ended because continuing would only repeat old material.
• Theresis said that Hacker and the others remained busy with work in the House of Lords and were still serving Victoria.

Chen Qi received Victoria’s Royal Victoria Order and the title of Lord of Victoria, then the Sarkaz arrived at the ceremony and honored him with an ancient Teekaz welcoming rite. The chapter left Kal'tsit and Amiya stunned by Theresis and Theresia’s unexpected appearance and the Sarkaz’s public display of respect for Chen Qi.

• Amiya praised Chen Qi’s low-priced novel, and Kal'tsit explained how the series could help people understand politics before telling Amiya to watch his investiture ceremony.
• Ablana read Victoria’s ceremonial address, and the Duke of Windermere pinned the Royal Victoria Order on Chen Qi and granted him the title of Lord of Victoria.
• Młynar, Nian, and Xi watched Chen Qi’s investiture, while Nian and Xi reflected on the freedom and security they lacked under Yan’s surveillance.
• The Leithanian and Ursus ambassadors considered their countries’ worsening situations and whether they should seek better relations with Chen Qi.
• A Sarkaz legion marched to the palace, formed an honor guard, and revealed Theresis and Theresia, who brought the symbols of Sarkaz blood and honor to Chen Qi’s ceremony.
• Kal'tsit recognized the Sarkaz display as an ancient Teekaz welcoming rite, while Amiya stared at Theresia beside Theresis.

Theresia bestowed Chen Qi the title of Lord of Kazdel and made him an equal to the kings of the Sarkaz Royal Court. In Lungmen, Yan’s emperor ordered Wei Yenwu to persuade Chen Qi to make a film in Lungmen and ensure the city supported its production.

• Theresis and Theresia publicly honored Chen Qi, and Theresia presented him with the Teekaz Medal and the title of Lord of Kazdel.
• Wei Yenwu explained to Chen Huijie and the others that the Royal Court represented the ten Sarkaz races, and concluded that the Sarkaz were seeking to win Chen Qi over.
• Lin Qingyan and Tai He arrived at Wei Manor with the emperor’s oral instructions, requiring Wei Yenwu to perform full obeisance when receiving them.
• The emperor told Wei Yenwu to invite Chen Qi to Lungmen to make a film, promising support for the production and threatening to have Wenyue punish Wei if he failed.
• Wei Yenwu accepted that he had to comply and watched Chen Qi’s investiture ceremony continue on television.