Taking the fictional Zhaolan Dynasty as the background, and focusing on the emotions of Qi Qinglan, the crown prince of Huai'an, and Pei Su, the son of a king with a different surname, a long scroll of political intrigue spanning temples and rivers and lakes is unfolded.
The late emperor Qi Min seized the throne with a murderous spirit, but in his later years he used civil rule to make up for the absurdity of the past. His eldest son, Qi Xi, was infatuated but sober, his second son, Qi Yun, gave up his throne for love, and his seventh son, Qi Xuan, was riddled with jealousy and eventually led to disaster. The story begins at the late emperor's sixty-fifth birthday party. An assassination brings out an old case of the remnant party of the previous dynasty 27 years ago, and stirs up the fate of the four generations of the Qi family again.
Purpose: On the chessboard of power, only when you are willing to let down your guard for someone
Only when you have truly lived
