At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Bintian became emperor, and Liu Xin, the king of Dingtao, was ordered to take over Weiyang. The seemingly honorable throne is actually an undercurrent of intertwined relationships with relatives, concubines, clan members and powerful officials. In the Changxin Palace, the Wang family is powerful. Empress Dowager Fu and the Ding family are fighting for power step by step. Wang Mang temporarily retreats from the court but hides his edge. The young emperor not only has to deal with etiquette and family affection, but also needs to find a truly trustworthy person in the whirlpool of power. Until Dong Xian entered the palace, an old incident of "cut sleeves" that was only mentioned in history books quietly changed the situation of the court and pushed the Han Dynasty to a precarious end.
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