In the Daqian Dynasty, when the new emperor Xiao Jingyuan came to the throne, military power fell and undercurrents surged in the court. The commander-in-chief of the Baiya Army, Feng Shuohua, respected his troops, and the cabinet and the Ministry of War controlled the government. The young emperor was struggling. In order to regain military power, Xiao Jingyuan made an exception and promoted Chu Xiao to be in charge of the Royal Horse Supervisor, using the emperor's own troops to check and balance the Ministry of War. However, the position of Fu Jin, an important minister who has been in charge of military symbols for many years, is unclear, and the forces of all parties are intertwined. A game of intrigue surrounding military power quietly unfolded. The emperor used his body as a chess piece and worked step by step, vowing to take back the scattered imperial power one by one. Let's see how Xiao Jinyuan carves his way to pro-government in the turbulent court.
