Forty-two years after the founding of the Great Western Empire, the four seas were initially settled, and undercurrents surged in the prosperous age.
There are four young masters from the Fanyang Lu family in the north. They have different personalities and are responsible for the honor and disgrace of the family and the future of the country. The eldest son, Lu Chen, is calm and steady, shouldering the burden of the family; the second son, Lu Bai, is gentle and affectionate, and has a deep love for Cai Ding, the legitimate daughter of the Jiangnan Cai family; the third son, Lu Yun, is cold and scheming, and had a dusty encounter with Princess An Ning when he was young; the fourth son, Lu Feng, is passionate and sincere, with the ambition to serve the country on the battlefield.
Above the court, both civil and military officials stood side by side, and their great achievements aroused the suspicion of the emperor; deep in the palace, the prince's succession to the throne was gradually rising, and the traitorous relatives and sycophants were secretly causing trouble.
Aristocratic families are ups and downs, power schemes are ups and downs, and the love between children affects the justice of the family and the country. The four brothers of the Lu family stuck to their true intentions in the wind and rain, and moved forward step by step in the prosperous chess game, composing a long legendary scroll of magnificence as a general and deep love in troubled times.
This is a long and ancient plot drama that combines the power of the court, the affairs of the family, the growth of a young man, and the ancient customs. It describes the character of the general, the fragrance of books, the ups and downs of the palace, and the deep love of the world.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.