The late emperor died suddenly, leaving no edicts and the prince was young and weak.
The three princes, one strong, one cunning, one hidden, are all the talents of the emperor.
There are no chess pieces in the temple, everyone is a chess player.
There is the weight of the country, there is the separation of positions, there is love but cannot be found, and there is no rest until death.
Purpose: This article uses the palace intrigue as the skeleton and the fate of the characters as the context to write the story of how all parties in the court compete for the country, the country, the country, and the peace of the country when the young master is in doubt. It aims to convey the core values that responsibility is more important than selfish desires, that stance is more important than good and evil, and that one cannot help oneself in troubled times. It advocates a rational, restrained and responsible attitude towards life, and promotes the positive values of putting family and country first and sticking to one's true heart.