Zhao Gao saw the bronze deer that Qin II was playing with and became interested in it.

Zhao Gao: Your Majesty.

Lord Wen’s few words can make His Majesty so happy. I think it should be rewarded.

Hu Hai: Yes! It deserves a reward! It deserves a reward!

Hu Hai: Master, what would you recommend as a reward?

Zhao Gao: I have a wonderful horse at home recently. I am willing to donate it

to Mr. Wen.

Hu Hai (eyes lit up): A peerless horse?

Zhao Gao: Yeah.

Hu Hai: Then, can you bring it to me for a look?

Zhao Gao: I obey the order.

Several sergeants carried the cage into the palace.

Zhao Gao: Your Majesty, ministers. Please look carefully.

That's what I'm talking about - a great horse.

Hu Hai: Although I am young, I can still tell the difference between a deer and a horse.

This is obviously a deer!

Zhao Gao: Your Majesty, are you too tired and dizzy?

Master Wen: Zhao Gao! You are bold!

Your Majesty is the Son of Heaven, and his hearing and eyesight are far beyond ordinary people.

You dare to slander Sheng Cong.

This is a crime of deceiving the king!

Zhao Gao: Mr. Wen, why are you so excited?

Everyone is chatting about ordinary things, why do you have to be so serious.

Zhao Gao: Ministers and colleagues.

Tell me, is this a deer or a horse?

Discuss and discuss.

Hu Hai: Yes, everyone loves you. Take a closer look and tell me,

Is this a deer or a horse?

Zhao Gao: Those who think this thing is a horse, please stand with me, Zhao Gao.

Those who think this thing is a deer, please stand with Master Wen.

The officials were talking a lot.

Zhao Gao: Sirs, now, you must choose a side.

The officials stood firm, and the majority supported Zhao Gao.

Zhao Gao: Mr. Wen, justice lies in the heart of the people.

Whoever has the loudest voice is right.

Zhao Gao: Your Majesty, please take a closer look.

Is this a deer or a horse?

Hu Hai: So many people say it is a horse.

Could it be...that I was really blinded by what I saw?

Zhao Gao: Yeah.

Your Majesty, you may be too tired.

I have read too many memorials.

Hu Hai: Yes. I also feel too tired.

Okay, since most people say it’s a horse.

It’s up to you, it’s a horse.

Hu Hai: Okay, I’m tired and I’m going to rest.

Oh, and from now on.

Master will read the memorial on my behalf.

Hundred Officials: I respectfully send you off to Your Majesty.