Since the founding of the country by Taizu, Qi has gone through three dynasties including Taizu, Gaozong, and Mingzong. The country has strong national strength, capable ministers, good generals, and loyal ministers and wise kings. However, the dynasty that seems to be peaceful and peaceful is actually turbulent internally. The forces behind the princes are ambitious and want to push the prince they support to the supreme position. Emperor Qi had few heirs, and the two adult princes wanted to kill each other and then kill the emperor to ascend the throne. Emperor Qi had no choice but to recall the fourth son of the emperor who was raised outside the palace back to the palace to balance the situation in the court and achieve a tripartite effect. The prince pressed forward step by step, King Cheng hid his sword in his smile, and the Prime Minister waited patiently. A struggle surrounding the power of the throne was kicked off by the emperor himself.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
