In the eighth year of Shunzhi's reign, Shunzhi was fifteen years old. Shunzhi, who had grown up under the long-term oppression of Dorgon and the control of Xiaozhuang, wanted to innovate and change the status quo, but it was difficult for the court to resist. Xiaozhuang's arranged marriage-Manchu-Mongolian marriage put Shunzhi on the verge of collapse.
Even Prince Zheng's son, Prince Jian Jidu, a man with sharp eyes like an eagle, could ignore him.
The half-brother Bo Guoer has been coveting the throne for a long time under the instigation of the concubine, and has suffered internal and external troubles.
Only Prince An, who was as warm as spring and as tolerant as the ocean, accompanied Shunzhi on his journey of innovation.
Hua Chenxiang, the daughter of an imperial physician who retired from old age and returned to his hometown, quietly sneaked into the emperor's side and was assassinated because she offended Jidu. However, she learned that Jidu had saved her and secretly protected her. Who was responsible for this? Prince An has been helping her and accompanying her all the time. Remind her, will he take her out of the palace? Who is responsible for Bo Guoer's tragic death? Who is Hua Chenxiang? Is it the work of the concubine, the widow of the previous Ming Dynasty? Or is she the adopted daughter of Obai? Where does the fate of the five people belong? All the secrets are--