Xie Yan, a modern college student, transfigured the ancient sayings about power and strategy and became the youngest son of the Xie family, a villain who has done evil to both the government and the public and has power over the world.
The Xie family is ruthless and possessive of power and is riddled with crimes. They have been powerful officials for hundreds of years who have endangered the imperial power. However, they devoted everything they had to protecting their youngest son Xie Yan, pure and clean, free from any darkness.
Xie Yan, who is familiar with the ending of the original work, has been cautious for eighteen years in order to avoid the fate of his family being destroyed, his family being destroyed, and his tragic death by drinking poison. He has repeatedly advised his father and brother to curb their ambitions, decentralize power, go into seclusion, and give up their personal sins. His father and brother agreed gently again and again, restraining their anger in front of him and pretending to repent, but behind his back, they secretly cultivated power and deepened the power situation, and never really stopped.
He thought that he had changed his fate against fate and kept his family stable.
But the young emperor Jamel Xiao has endured for many years, with deep obsession and paranoia. He has loved Xie Yan for many years, and after he ascended the throne, he planned every step to cancel his engagement, isolate him from the world, and imprison him in the palace.
On the day of his twenty-second birthday, Jamel Xiao took advantage of the situation to quell the Xie family's rebellion, clearing away the centuries-old power scourge, staining the palace steps with blood, and ending all fetters.
The Xie family deserved their punishment, and the whole world praised them as wise and decisive.
Only Xie Yan is trapped in a gorgeous cage, facing a dilemma between love and hate, with no solution to right or wrong. The family he tried so hard to save finally went to hell, and all the eighteen years of trying to change their lives were in vain.
Purpose: Knowledge paves the way for achievement