Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty was suspicious, moody, self-willed, and extravagant in killing. During his more than 40 years in power, countless civil servants, generals, queens, concubines, palace maids, and eunuchs died at his hands. However, Yan Song was able to remain unscathed for twenty-one years, rising from one level to the next, until he was the chief minister of the cabinet, below one person and above ten thousand people, enjoying all the honors in the world. Unexpectedly, even though he is a very noble person, he also has the unspeakable secret of walking on thin ice every day, doing his best, and dying.
Success is also Jiajing, failure is also Jiajing. When Yan Song was eighty-one years old, Jiajing killed his son, ransacked his home, and gave him a golden bowl to beg for food on the street. Fate, or number in the dark? ,
The mysterious Taoist destroyed the Jiajing Alchemy Furnace, stole its Golden Dragon Royal Bowl, taught Yan Song the secrets, taught Zhongliang's son Murong Zixi the true skills and secrets, making him a Taoist knight, and sent his disciple Lan Xiangzi to help the minister plot Yan Song... He had full control of the sword, sword, shadow, and bloody wind in his hands. Taoist inaction? Actually it's not!
Jinyiwei and Xichang make people look down upon them. The lieutenants Shen Zhong, Huang Biao, and Liu Xiangru in black shed their blood for justice and gave their lives for true love. They are heroes among eagles and dogs! Nirvana in the fire...
