During the Jinghe period of the fictional dynasty, the imperial power was stable but there were many factions, and undercurrents were surging deep in the palace and in the halls. He originally just wanted to rely on his status as a prince to survive and wait for death, and live peacefully until retirement. However, he was pushed to the edge of the power vortex by accident. While others were vying for wealth and heirs, he hid in the side hall drinking tea and basking in the sun; while others formed cliques and intrigues for personal gain, he studied the new snack formula from the imperial kitchen; others secretly used tripping to do evil, and he pretended to be deaf and dumb and acted like a fool. Unexpectedly, the more you show off, the luckier you will be. Unintentional actions are interpreted as foresight, casual remarks are regarded as hidden secrets, and even small mistakes made intentionally become clever means of "playing hard to get". The suspicious emperor thought he was calm and restrained, the feuding princes wanted to recruit him into the gang, the wily ministers suspected he had hidden ambitions, and even the concubines in the harem wanted to use his "power" to gain a foothold. Faced with the olive branches offered by all parties, he just wanted to wave his hands and refuse: "Don't get involved, I just want to fish." But there was no one left behind within the palace walls, and he was forced to get involved in ridiculous palace intrigues. He could only continue to mess around and fish, while relying on "reverse operations" to resolve the crisis. He forcibly found a unique path to peace among a group of kings, and by the way, the palace fights became even more chaotic.
