[Ancient power plots, palace battles, shady male protagonists, passionate counterattacks, secrets of the world, poignant love]
Under the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty, undercurrents surged. The sixth prince Chu Yichen's mother and concubine died young, and her life experience became a mystery. A jade pendant with vague writing engraved on it hides an unknown secret. On the surface, he wanders around the city in an idle manner, but in fact, he secretly formed a caravan, trained spies, and hid his plans in the turbulent palace.
Murderous intentions are everywhere in the court: the prince colludes with the Guanlong family to control the government, and wants to eliminate him quickly; the second prince has a heavy army and forms an alliance with the feudal town, and is ambitious; the third prince uses the imperial examination and the "literary prison" to eliminate dissidents. The emperor was seriously ill and coughed up blood. His position as crown prince was undecided, and his attitude was ambiguous and unpredictable.
Xishi is assassinated, and the mysterious counselor Su Yu appears with a copper coin with the word "Xuan", which hides the old secrets of Qintian Prison; the saint Lin Wan'er holds a gilded lotus token to rescue the siege, and the old grudge between Qingfeng Pavilion and the royal family actually involves the death of Chu Yichen's mother and concubine.
He volunteered for military service during the Hedong Rebellion, but Qiu Lie was assassinated, but the danger turned into a blessing. The conspiracy of forging military symbols gradually surfaced. Chu Yichen used a sinister strategy to counterattack in the cracks. Not only did he want to uncover the truth about the death of his mother and concubine, but he also wanted to ascend to the throne in the chaos of seizing the rightful son and write his own legend of the Tang Dynasty.
The writing is okay, I can make do with it.