(Black history, bad, quick view)
[Ancient court | Powerful | Machiavellian | Ordinary]
The young emperor of the Great Zhou Dynasty ascended the throne, and the court was in turmoil. Xiao Heng, who took over the power of regent at the age of twenty-four, has a cold face and an iron fist. In ten years, he stabilized the declining country, but he became a rebellious official in the world who threatened the emperor and ordered the princes.
Shen Zhilan, the number one scholar from a humble family, dared to argue with the regent in court when he first entered the Imperial Academy. He was a pure man and was ignorant of current affairs. Everyone said that he would not survive three years, but he took every step to reach the emperor's court.
Above the court, they are tit-for-tat political enemies. One uses hegemony to centralize power, the other uses kingly decentralization. They fight to the death with swords and swords. In the deep palace, they are the only ones who can take off their guard. Xiao Hengdao was different, but Shen Zhilan said they would not work together, but in the life and death games, they became the biggest variable outside each other's chess game.
As the young emperor grows older, his relatives are ready to take action, and war breaks out on the border again. When trust is alienated and positions become a chasm, will they turn against each other or join forces to break the situation?
When you meet an opponent in chess, you are evenly matched; you are also an enemy, you are a friend, you are a teacher and you are a couple.
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