When the world sees the royal family, they mostly see it as cold-blooded and fratricidal. This article takes Renzong's death and the new emperor's ascension as the starting point, and writes about the deep kinship between the emperor's family hidden under the dragon robes and armor. The twelve-year-old prince suddenly ascended to the throne and stayed with him for three years. The king of Liao was far away from the border and regretted that he never saw his father for the last time. The king of Han asked himself to guard the mausoleum to hide his deep feelings in silence. From the collapse at the funeral, the estrangement and suspicion between brothers, to the reconciliation in the imperial study room, to the bloodshed side by side at Yanmen Pass, they finally returned home with a bowl of warm porridge. They are princes, princes, emperors, and family members who depend on each other. What the world says is what the world says. Only those who have experienced it can understand the pain of separation in life and death and the warmth of staying together.
Purpose: to break the ruthless prejudice of the royal family, to describe the pain of bereavement, the weight of growth, and the warmth of brothers and sisters, and to show that under power, the most precious thing is still the unity of flesh and blood and the true love of the world.