In the thirteenth year of the apocalypse of the Dayin Dynasty, a sudden palace change in the Jinluan Palace broke the decades of peace in the court. The dim-witted Emperor Tianqi was hijacked by powerful ministers, the prince was imprisoned, and loyal ministers died or escaped. At the same time, far away from the center of Northern Xinjiang, Xiao Ce, the general of Zhenbei, was preparing his troops in the wind and snow. On one side is the bloody storm and power reshuffle in the capital, and on the other is the undercurrent and the rise of power in northern Xinjiang. This chapter takes the outbreak of the Palace Incident as the starting point, intertwining two lines to show the turbulent beginning of the Dayin Dynasty, outlining the cruelty of Jinluan's sudden change and the foreshadowing of Longxing in Northern Xinjiang, and unveiling a magnificent epic of dynasty changes and the rise of heroes.
