In the middle of the Jiajing Emperor's reign in the Ming dynasty, he became deeply devoted to Daoism and obsessed with the pursuit of immortality. He lived a life of unrestrained debauchery and ignored state affairs for twenty-one years, allowing treacherous ministers to seize power and act with impunity. The people suffered, and the court descended into chaos. It was in this disorder that the shocking Renyin Palace Incident took place, nearly costing the Jiajing Emperor his life. Yet it is strange: from ancient times to the present, there has never been a case of palace maids attempting to murder their ruler. Who was really behind this brazen act? The case is shrouded in mystery, and its trail eventually leads to Qiu Ying's Spring Morning in the Han Palace. Who was the mastermind? Let us wait and see...
The content is exciting, exciting and full of imagination. The author takes you into that era. The highlight of this book lies in the twists and turns of the plot and the ingenuity of the concept, revealing the truth in the paintings.