On the fourteenth floor of Jinling, fourteen aristocratic families occupy the imperial capital, with majestic gates and turbulent undercurrents.
Ye Jianlin, the concubine of the Ye family, had lived in Luoyang for a long time. At the age of seventeen, he returned to Beijing to be promoted to the imperial palace directly under the emperor. He looks cold and taciturn, and is bent on exploring the old secrets of his biological mother's murder. Unexpectedly, he gains the trust of the young emperor and becomes involved in the turbulent court.
At a checkpoint on Henan Road, he met Fu Siyuan, the second son of the Fu family. The military general Fu Siyuan is aloof and upright, he holds military power, and is tired of family feuding. Since they started walking together, the two have entrusted each other in several crises and worked together to fight against the influence of the Queen Mother Qi's relatives.
The Qi Party was destroyed, and troubled times ensued. Strong enemies in the north suppressed the border, southern warlords rebelled, Jinling fell, and the monarchs and ministers were forced to move westward.
In the war, one person is planning the temple, and the other is galloping on the battlefield. They worked together to gather the remaining soldiers, pacify the puppet Chu, and regain the capital.
The former glory of the Fourteenth Floor of Jinling was shattered by the war, and the clan system was on the verge of collapse. After the ups and downs of mountains and rivers, Ye Jianlin and Fu Siyuan stayed together, assisting the emperor to initiate reforms and seek new life for the world on the ruins of the old era.
Intention: The prosperous Zhulou hides away the shackles of the family, and the war in troubled times breaks the solidification of classes. This article uses the two men to work side by side to restore the country, witness the collapse of aristocratic families and the reconstruction of mountains and rivers, write about the inevitable demise of the decadent clan system in the old era, and praise the courage to stick to one's heart, help people, and break through innovation in troubled times. Only by breaking through the shackles of family status, abandoning the selfish interests of the family, and putting the people of the country and the country first can we break away from the old and welcome the new, and open up a new era.