A few days later, at the royal palace, Cai Ming tells the Queen that he has completed his examination of the new agricultural and livestock policies. He tells her that he wants to know her opinion on the matter, since he has just formed orders. Cai Ming says that he does not want to use the opportunity of the policy renewal as an opportunity to take revenge on Cai Yun for the death of his father. He says that if they delay the decision, they will waste all efforts. He asks the Queen if she knows that the transition of power in a country is a matter of the country. She says that she does not, and that Cai Ming should not use this opportunity for personal revenge. He then tells her about Cai Ming's big sister, and asks her to change the way she calls her. The Queen tells him that the Generals have already returned from the imperial capital and that they have to leave the city before presenting their approval. She tells Cai Ming that she has planned to take him to see the new zu ji alley, but that she will not be able to do so since they must leave before the generals present their approval