This work is based on an imaginary dynasty, integrating machinations, fate, and emotional entanglements, and unfolds a long scroll of group portraits intertwined with family, love, and friendship, showing the impermanence of fate in the joys and sorrows of separation and reunion.
The story begins with the birth of Shuang Yao in the Xiao Kingdom - during a thunderstorm, the princess Xiao Nian was born, and Emperor Chen sent the country's fortune to her; when the sky was clear, the emperor's grandson Xiao Ran was born, and the Xiao Kingdom has been hiding in trouble ever since. Xiao Nian has been favored by thousands of people since he was a child. He is arrogant and unruly but extremely talented. He is proficient in Confucian classics, military skills, and good at strategy, and is known as the "Demon King of the World." Xiao Ran, as the crown prince, has a heavy workload and has a deep love for his sister.
The emperor died, Xiao Yu died suddenly, and the court was in turmoil. Xiao Nian took over as regent, helped Xiao Ran ascend the throne, and declared himself the king of the country.
She behaves perversely but is considerate of the people. She punishes corruption, builds river embankments, and vindicates unjust cases. She and the pleasure-loving Xiao Ran form a strange balance between the "absurd king" and the "licentious king" to maintain the operation of the Xiao country.
The undercurrent in the court never stops. The Jiang family is wiped out, the Shen family disappears, the palace rebels, the secret poison of the Miao border, the Fengyin Kingdom is restored, and Shuofang forces disrupt the situation. Layers of mysteries follow one after another.
Xiao Nian and Xiao Ran broke up, and all the people from the Zhiwei Department came.
The growth and love of the younger generation, the grudges and struggles of the Wen brothers and sisters, and the fateful entanglements of people from all walks of life, together weave a huge network of stories.
Some people persevere for love, some people perish for power, some people have no control over their lives, and some people change their fates against the will of heaven. In the joys and sorrows, they express the sense of fate that "everything is fate, and you can't control it at all", and also hide the sincerity and courage to break through the shackles.
Concept: family, love, friendship, humanity
