In the first year of Hongxi's reign in the Ming Dynasty, Crown Prince Zhu Zhanji was assassinated in Nanjing. He was not sure whether he was alive or dead, but the Ming Dynasty was about to change.
Wei Changyuan, a lover of Ming history, became the legitimate second son of the Wei family, a prominent family in southern Zhili.
The beginning was a dead end: the family colluded with the King of Han to plot rebellion and assassinated the prince. In order to clear their name after the failure, they actually planned to poison Wei Changyuan, the unpopular legitimate son, and pretended to be a scapegoat who "knows the righteousness well and admonishes the family to death"!
The partial father, the brother-in-law who looks on coldly, and the stepmother who sneers while holding poisonous wine.
Wei Changyuan smiled, overturned the poisoned wine, and flipped up the bed board - hiding inside was the crown prince who was covered in blood and was rescued by him!
"Dad, if the prince cannot return to Beijing within fifteen days to succeed to the throne, the world will be in chaos."
"But now, I want to use the heads of the entire Wei family to offer a flag sacrifice to the prince on his way back to Beijing!" (This story is purely fictional, please do not treat it as official history!)
