The heroine here is a self-respecting, self-reliant but sensitive girl like Jane Eyre.
The eighteenth century was an era like a gambling game. Western colonial thought was booming, the dawn of capitalism was shining brightly, and the centralization of Eastern monarchs had reached its peak. Here was the arrogant Emperor Kangxi, who was about to usher in the nine sons who were frightened to take over the throne, and then there was the great purge when Yongzheng came to power.
The three teenagers hold their dreams and gradually mature, growing up in the bloody storms one after another. Can their careful development change the Chinese nightmare a hundred years later...
As an outstanding student of the Republic, he should shoulder the responsibility for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, but what about as the imperial concubine, as a pirate leader?
As an outstanding army colonel of the Republic, he should always take the interests of the country as his own responsibility, but as a prince of the empire, as an arms smuggler?
As an outstanding civil servant of the Republic, he should dedicate himself to the country until his death, but what about as a bachelor of the empire, as a Han people?