Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong fought with the Manchu civil and military officials for three years in order to clear his biological father's name, but unexpectedly discovered that the dragon vein curse of the previous dynasty was suppressed under the Forbidden City - all Ming emperors were short-lived. He said "I want to live forever", and from then on the Forbidden City became a dojo for cultivating immortals. While refining elixirs and kneading medicine to fight for his destiny, he also dealt with the court games of Yan Song, Xu Jie and Hai Rui, and even fell into the love-hate entanglement of the beauties in the harem such as Empress Chen, Empress Fang, Concubine Cao Duan. Renyin Palace turned night, and sixteen pairs of demonic hands almost strangled him; under the Yongling underground palace, he sacrificed his dragon veins as an emperor in exchange for the Ming Dynasty's century-old throne. The most lustful biography of an emperor who cultivated immortality in history - he betrayed the world and protected the world. When his soul finally returned to the Ancestral Temple, he only asked: "Have I ever betrayed you in my life?"
