The imperial capital is in turmoil. The old emperor Zhao Chengen has not lost his power. The prince Chu Yunlou and the third prince Duan Mojin are fighting openly and secretly. Jiang Wushuang, the daughter of the prime minister, unexpectedly becomes the new favorite of the court. She joins forces with the prince to break the situation, but she also harbors a family feud and seeks revenge. Female official Yun Jue, imperial doctor Su Xin and others all entered the whirlpool of power. Family, friendship, love and power are intertwined, the palace drama is ups and downs, and there are lots of jokes. After four volumes of machinations, from the common people to the court, every powerful official is a pawn, and every move is a calculation. Chu Yunlou grew up step by step, Jiang Wushuang experienced revenge and redemption, and finally established a new emperor. A new chapter of power opened, and the palace reform finally came to perfection. The book is humorous and compact from beginning to end, with distinct characters, coherent events, and ups and downs of intrigues while still being relaxed and interesting.
