"Jiuzongque: Baitang'a" is a legendary masterpiece about the Qing palace's conspiracy and revenge. It is set in the prosperous period of Qianlong and tells the story of the counterattack epic of Baitang'a (palace spy) Acton Lingxiao.
Ling Xiao was burdened with a blood feud, and his family was framed and destroyed by the powerful minister Ao Tai. He entered the palace with great forbearance, relying on his extraordinary resourcefulness and secretly inherited shamanic powers to sneak and lurk in the whirlpool of the palace. From the first glimpse of Qiu Lie's rescue, to the detection of the shocking bank depletion case; from the discovery of the bloody suicide note of the former imperial concubine at the bottom of the cold palace, to the unveiling of the secret scroll of the dragon's veins related to the fate of the dynasty - he circled between the emperor, powerful ministers, Western forces and Western missions, using wisdom as a blade to break through the turbulent power struggles.
At the same time, he got to know Shu Wan, the palace maid who had a secret, but found that her fate was intricately intertwined with his family's injustice. The murals in the local palace revealed the secrets of the previous dynasty, and his true identity caused a shock in the Jiuzhongque... In the end, Ling Xiao joined hands with his "Baitang'a Alliance" to launch the ultimate revenge at the pinnacle of imperial power, rewriting destiny with a shocking coup, but leaving a deeper suspense about the huge secret under the Dragon Throne.
The story combines strong intrigue, gratification and oriental fantasy, with a battle of wits and a refreshing rhythm, reshaping a new chapter in the legend of the Qing Palace.
Very attractive to watch.