"The Bones and Blood of the Heavenly Family" focuses on the torn relationship between Kangxi and his siblings between imperial power and family affection. On the night when Xuanye ascended the throne at the age of eight, his second brother Fuquan shot down a wild goose but drew back his bow and said, "Congratulations to your majesty on this arrow." The young man's humility determined his lifelong loyalty. Xiaozhuang used the flower-viewing banquet as a chess game and used the jade unicorn from the princess's distant marriage to contain Mongolia. However, he saw that Xuan Ye had killed his own brother Chang Ning in Ulan Butong, and the poisonous wine reflected the clear eyes of the deer they hunted with when they were young. In the undercurrent of the palace, Yinhu's forged letters and the jade pendant fragments in the Yi Cheng's secret folder spelled out the truth about the nine sons' succession. In his later years, Kangxi sat curled up in Changchun Garden, watching the brocade quilt with the word "Shou" wrapped in Hong Zhou being played, and suddenly heard Fu Quan's soul laughing and sighing: "A loyal and righteous life is happier than you, the emperor." Yongzheng burned the letter "calling my second brother in a dream in the middle of the night", leaving only the cold record in the history books. Bing's "model of the Heavenly Family" - the glazed tiles are as new as the snow. No one has picked up the jade unicorn that was broken when the young man competed with arrows. Only the old eunuch's memory of "Second Brother, let me have a half-bow" drifting away has been lost in the centuries-old wind and snow in the Forbidden City.