Naughty and Squeamish Prince: Master, Stop Fighting

[The sinister and stern emperor Gong vs. The naughty and squeamish prince Shou] The whole capital was waiting to see how the cold-faced imperial master Song Qingyan would bring down the lawless young prince. They waited for the morning and dusk greetings, for the crisp sound of the ruler falling, and for the little prince's begging for mercy from gritted teeth to red eyes. But what they could never wait for was - when the rebels came to the city, the always strict Imperial Master would use his thin body to protect him behind him and whisper softly: "Don't be afraid, sir is here." In a conquest that begins with discipline, who is moved first, and who surrenders first?