At the end of the Dali period, the beggar Jun Chen was so hungry that he was dizzy and dizzy. He was beaten by a vicious beggar, but he shouted out loud: "One day, I want you all to look up to me!" Later, he relied on mysterious elixirs to purify himself painlessly and entered the palace. He stood out in the imperial dining room and performed in front of the emperor, which made him regarded as a confidant of the emperor. He won the favor of the concubine and the queen, but the queen, out of love and hatred, actually accused Concubine Xue Fei of committing adultery and sent her to the cold palace. At the same time, the arrogant eldest princess is trying to catch Jun Chen; the naughty princess catches Jun Chen bathing, and she secretly falls in love with him from then on; and the gentle imperial physician's daughter secretly develops a crush on Jun Chen while healing him. Jun Chen was dealing with five women, trying to resolve the queen's fatal frame-up while also dealing with the women's jealousy. How could he achieve his hegemony from a young eunuch to reach the pinnacle of power?
