Zhu Houwei, Prince Ning of the Ming Dynasty, was dormant in the Forbidden City. On the surface, he was a dandy obsessed with beauty, spending his days living in debauchery, but in fact, he used "concubinage" to spread his influence in the arena and court. Every time he takes a concubine, the Tai Chi Xuan Qing Tao will leave traces on his meridians, and the secret method he practices uses the woman's life as a sacrifice.
When his brother Zhu Houzhao coughed up blood, he still led the martial arts masters elsewhere. When the master of Yihua Palace invited Yue Sha to come, Zhu Houwei was connecting Dongfang Bubai's meridians; on the night when Xiao Longnu broke through the barrier, Huang Rong held a dog beating stick against Qin Tian Prison. These stunning beauties are incompatible with each other, but for their own purposes, they reach a delicate balance around Zhu Houwei, and they all become his pawns.
The purple atmosphere in the Forbidden City is getting thicker. Zhu Houwei touches "The Record of Beautiful Women in the Country" and suddenly hears the pipa music from the cold palace when his biological mother was poisoned. He instantly understands the emperor's brother's dying prophecy: The Taoist body is both a ladder to heaven and a soul-locking chain. At this time, the thirty-sixth beauty came out of the blood, the lantern of the Tai Chi Palace burst, and the emperor's destiny appeared between Zhu Houwei's eyebrows. It turns out that he has always been a puppet to protect the real dragon from calamity, and the woman who picked up the tonic is actually the incarnation of heaven's calamity thunder. At this moment, Jiang Yuyan was playing with his daoji, whose life was hanging by a thread. Outside the window, in the golden light of the sunrise on the black wood cliff, Dongfang Invincible's red lotus skirt flowed over the palace wall like a blood tide.
