The life of Yinfeng, the deposed crown prince of the Kangxi Dynasty, left countless mysteries. He was a prince who was inferior to one person but superior to ten thousand people. He had a deep love between father and son. Why did he stand up and depose two people? Who was he attached to in his heart?
There are two main lines in the full text. One is the deep love between Kangxi and Yinreng as father and son. As father and son, they are kind and filial; as monarch and minister, they are suspicious of each other. Kangxi designed a bright future for his son and also laid layers of traps for him. Another clue is the overwhelming love between Yin Reng and Shen Tingwen. They admire each other and gradually become close friends. After experiencing life and death, they can't help but love each other. Shen Tingwen's father originally wanted to train him to become the star of hope for reviving the Ming Dynasty, but he fell into the glory of another imperial star. In the end, the dragon ran aground and the phoenix fell, but he achieved a world-famous love.