In the spring of the fifth year of Taiping's reign, the aftermath of the imperial edict was still unsolved. The young emperor Zhao Heng wants to open the "Gezhitang" to promote practical learning and consolidate the foundation of the country, but he is trapped in layers of traps: in the previous dynasty, the aristocratic family was shackles, and they used the game of charter to set up shackles; in the harem, the in-law forces are intertwined, and the light of swords looms in the gentle laughter. Urgent reports from the border are coming frequently, the household department is crying, and under the dragon's chair, the ministers have their own plans. The emperor's mind requires both breaking the situation and balancing. When the Tatar horseshoe from the north arrived again, Zhao Heng finally realized: running a country is like walking a tightrope. One wrong step will lead to an abyss.
——This dragon chair is really difficult to sit on.
