Dasheng Seizes the Direct Descendants

One hundred and twenty years after the founding of Dasheng, Emperor Gaozong set up a bureau and thirty dragons entered the bureau. The prince of the East Palace, who had been in the throne for twenty years and spent half his life in a soft and gentle manner, finally hanged himself in the East Palace; King Jing was brave, the god of war in the frontier army, and upright throughout his life, but was finally trapped by his obsession with power; King Lu was ruthless, his intelligence network spread all over the world, he took revenge all his life, and finally became depressed in the imprisoned place; The kings were either chess pieces, sword warriors, died in the trap, or hid in the mountains and forests. Thirty fresh lives eventually became footnotes in the imperial chess game. Only Xiao Chengyu, the seventh son of the emperor, who was born in the cold palace, kept the bottom line in the bloody storm and the original intention in the fight between brothers. He finally won the chess game, but also lost the human fireworks. Thirty dragons competed for one surname, and in the end they only left a lonely tragic song that no one could understand in the prosperous age.