In the splendid capital of imperial power, Han Bansheng, a young man from a poor family, relied on humor and agility to navigate step by step in the smoky maze of power, fighting against the heroes of the world, the powerful officials of the palace, and the undercurrent of rebellion from the officialdom. He was teased by fate but also enjoyed himself. He made a comeback in the farce and crisis, and made a lot of bad friends, as well as amazing and talented people. Power is like a knife. He searches for himself amidst the struggle for power and the indifference of human nature, dealing with intrigues and true feelings. Every time he survives from a desperate situation, he grows up with laughter and tears. In the end, in a competition between control and being controlled, the troubled times are hilariously deconstructed, and the common people are determined through laughter and conversation.
