Seventy-six years after the founding of the Great Han Dynasty, the Han royal family was deeply trapped in the blood curse. Uncles and nephews killed each other, and brothers became brothers. This has been a century-old fate.
King Jing Hanchen returned with memories of several reincarnations, and was riddled with sins and nightmares. He only wanted to change his fate against the will of heaven, protect the crown prince's safe access to the throne, and end the Han family's endless bloodshed.
The Xuan Ling witch in the north is causing trouble to the country, and the undercover agents in the court have hidden talents. The soul-suppressing jade can suppress the curse, but it has to sacrifice the memory of the beloved.
He struggled in the abyss of power, persisted in the backlash of violence, forgot warmth again and again, and went against the will of heaven step by step.
Su Wanli, a medical girl from an aristocratic family, knew of his suffering and stayed by his side to achieve mutual redemption; while the married princess Ajin was caught in a situation and turned from darkness to light, breaking her attachment with love.
The Ancestral Temple offers sacrifices to the incantation altar, and the royal power game is fought in the northern Xinjiang.
In this life, he will not ascend to the throne, nor will he fall into the inner demons. He will trade his scars for the peace of his family and country, and for the end of his destiny.
Even if the memory fades, the deep love and perseverance will never end.
Purpose: This article uses the curse of the Han family's royal blood as a guide to describe the protagonist's spiritual core of unyielding resistance and self-sacrifice for the country in the cycle of fate. Through the intrigues in the court, the disputes in the northern border, and the entanglements of love and hate, it exposes the erosion and control of human nature by power, praises the courage to stick to one's heart and live to death; advocates the righteousness of ending the war and calming the people, and the stability of the country, interprets the profound theme of "scars can be saved, and fate can be broken", and conveys the positive value of redeeming oneself and the common people with love and perseverance even in desperate situations.